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Zebedee M. says, "Hiring VA Construction Company was one of the best decisions we've made as homeowners. From start to finish the experience was excellent and they far exceeded our expectations. We've hired many contractors in the past, only to be a little disappointed with the finished product. VA Construction Company, did great craftsmanship work on both our front porch and deck. We hired them to make repairs and ended with practically a brand new porch and deck. Along the way we kept throwing adjustments and more work their way and there were no complaints. They gave their professional advice for the adjustments and proceeded bring everything to life. The pricing was more than reasonable, they beat every other quote that was given. And they didn't substitute quality for a better price. They delivered with great quality. They gave insights on why the repairs were needed to begin with and what they would do to correct the problems. The entire team was very professional the entire time and very respectful of our family. They arrived for work promptly every morning and even worked overtime to ensure they were delivering a great product. If you're thinking or in the market to hire contractors for your project, do yourself a favor and hire VA Construction Company. You won't regret it. They are very knowledgeable and skilled in practically all areas of home construction. We will certainly work with them again in the future and we fully refer them to family, friends and other consumers alike."See more

FAQs

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thumbtack.

How much does vinyl siding cost?

Vinyl siding usually costs between $2 and $6 per square foot to install. But because many factors — insulation, house size, etc. — can influence the total cost, you should always request price quotes from at least three siding contractors near you.

To find out how vinyl siding prices compare to prices for other materials, read our siding cost guide.

What is vinyl siding?

Vinyl siding is a form of plastic siding that’s known for its durability, affordability and low-maintenance qualities. It’s also relatively easy to install and versatile. It comes in different styles and colors, and it can mimic the appearance of wood and other materials. 

How long does vinyl siding last?

Vinyl siding can last up to 60 years, according to the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. However, you need to stay on top of repairs, maintenance and cleaning if you want your siding to last a long time.

To extend your vinyl siding’s lifespan, hire a professional who can clean and repair your siding as needed.

How many square feet are in a box of vinyl siding?

A box of vinyl siding typically contains 200 square feet of material. Most vinyl siding comes in two squares per box, and a “square” equals 100 square feet.

Where can you buy vinyl siding?

You can buy vinyl siding at many home improvement stores. You can also ask your vinyl siding installer if they can provide the siding for your house residing project. 

What kind of paint can you use on vinyl siding?

If you’re thinking about painting your vinyl siding, choose a paint that has acrylic or urethane resins to help it stick to the vinyl. Many experts recommend choosing an exterior latex urethane paint. 

However, you should always find out from your vinyl siding manufacturer if your warranty will be void if you decide to paint it, states the Vinyl Siding Institute.

What do you put under vinyl siding?

When installing vinyl siding, a contractor will ensure the following is underneath:

  • Sheathing or backerboard
  • Insulation (blown, house wrap, sheet)
  • Furring strips
  • Water-resistive barrier

vinyl siding installer can help ensure you have everything you need before they add the siding to your house.

How do you remove vinyl siding?

Homeowners can remove vinyl siding by using a removal tool, such as a zip tool. Removing the siding yourself may save you money. But if you’re not an experienced DIY-er (or you just don’t want to do this task on your own), you can hire a siding contractor to handle this for you.

What can you use to clean vinyl siding?

To clean your vinyl siding, use a soft cloth (or a soft bristle brush) and a general cleaner. Make sure the cleaner you use doesn’t contain any of the following, according to the Vinyl Siding Institute:

  • Organic solvents
  • Undiluted chlorine bleach
  • Liquid grease remover
  • Nail polish remover
  • Furniture polish or cleaner

After cleaning, rinse your siding thoroughly. For the best results, you can also hire a professional vinyl siding cleaner near you.

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