Siding

Having new siding installed is a great way to improve the energy efficiency of your home. If your current siding is worn, cracked, or full of holes, or if it’s made from a material that doesn’t hold up to the elements well, such as wood, it could be allowing heat to transfer through your walls.

Your Home’s Siding and Heat Transfer

Why is heat transfer a bad thing? Well, consider the harsh winters that some homeowners in Texas experience every year. With temperatures plummeting, your HVAC system will be working hard to keep your home warm. If your aging siding is allowing that warmth to leave your home, then your HVAC system will likely be running around the clock, driving up your energy costs.

In the summer, too, when you’re trying to keep the heat outside of your home, you don’t want weakening siding to thwart the efforts of your HVAC system. If you notice that your monthly energy bills skyrocket during the seasons of the year when temperatures reach their extremes, it may be time to have new siding installed.

Upgrading Your Siding

Homeowners in Texas who need new siding for their homes can turn to BELDON®. We offer fiber cement siding, which is engineered to withstand year after year of abuse from the local climate and is backed by a 30-year warranty. With this top-of-the-line siding installed on your home, you may very well notice a drop in your monthly energy usage. For more information about the benefits of fiber cement siding, contact the home improvement experts at BELDON® today.

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