Reinforced Siding
CERTAplank
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About This Product
CertainTeed's CertaPlank Single 7" Reinforced Siding is a durable and versatile option that replicates the look of natural wood without the maintenance. With superior impact resistance, eco-friendliness, and easy installation, it's a smart investment for any homeowner looking to upgrade their siding.
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Single 7"
Finish
Woodgrain
Features & Benefits
Performance
The STUDfinder helps save time and money by ensuring safe, precise siding installations each time.
Protection
Moisture resistant that prevents rotting, swelling, and long-term degradation.
Technology
The PermaColor Lifetime Fade Protection ensures your siding always looks new.
Warranty
Comes with a Lifetime Limited Warranty featuring a PermaColor Lifetime Fade Protection, ensuring your siding always looks new.
Upgrade Your Property With New Siding!
When you decide to repair or replace your siding you also add curb appeal to your home. Our knowledgeable staff will gladly assist you in choosing the perfect siding for it. We take care of everything from removing the currently installed siding to installing your brand new soffits and fascia. We are sure to do a thorough site clean-up after the job, leaving your property clean and tidy.
Warping: It is a tell tale sign that when your siding starts to look bent and begin warping, the underneath layer is rotting which means it's time for an upgrade.
Peeling Paint: If you notice that the walls inside of your home being showing signs of damage, it could mean that your siding is allowing moisture in towards the inside of your home, which means you need it replaced.
Mold or Mildew: If you begin seeing mold or mildew stains on your siding, there's a good chance you need to replace you siding.
Dry Rot: Many times, people will not be able to see that they actually have a dry rot issue. This is because a lot of the time it is hidden from view. You can test for dry rot by slightly tapping around the bottom of your siding and checking if it is still properly intact. If not, it may be time to replace.
