March 2010

How to repair dents and dings in aluminum siding

Aluminum siding is a precursor to vinyl siding, which has become one of the most widely sold siding materials in residential construction. Aluminum siding has a relatively low price point compared to stucco or wood siding, and it's almost maintenance free. However, over time, aluminum siding can be damaged by impact or weatherization, and it's usually much cheaper to repair damaged siding panels than to hire a contractor to come out and install new siding. How to Fix Dented Aluminum Siding Panels Say one of the neighborhood kids blasts a home run shot during a baseball game that bounces off your wall and leaves a huge dent. Since replacement costs run between $2.50 to $3.50 a square foot for professional ...

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How to clean vinyl siding

If the environment has begun to take it's toll on the vinyl siding on your house, and it's beginning to look a little drab, you can clean it more easily than you can most other forms of siding. Heck, you can even get your kids to do it as part of their weekend chores. Tools Needed to Clean Vinyl Siding That car- or RV-washing equipment in your garage? It's perfect for cleaning vinyl siding. Here's what you'll need: detergent-based dish washing soap long-handled brush sponge rinse bucket extension ladder Best Time to Tackle the Job This is a great task to undertake with your kids on a summer day, when house-cleaning can segue into an all-out, fun-filled water ...

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