Discover the Ultimate in Beauty and Durability
With CERTAplank® Reinforced Siding you’re getting a product that combines durability and strength with the aesthetics and authentic feeling of real wood. CERTAplank siding is also far lighter, easier to handle, and more weather-resistant than real wood, fiber cement and wood composite siding. On top of that, it has the low cost to install and maintain of vinyl siding and a Lifetime Limited Warranty. With these benefits, CERTAplank outperforms the competition.
Why CertaPlank® is the Smart Choice for Your Home
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Natural Wood Aesthetic
Enjoy the timeless look of wood without the upkeep. CertaPlank® features a realistic woodgrain texture and a variety of color options to perfectly match your home's design.
Exceptional Durability
Crafted from high-quality, extra-thick vinyl and reinforced with a heavy-duty foam backer, CertaPlank® offers the rigidity and strength of hardboard cladding. It stands up to extreme weather conditions, making it an ideal choice for any climate.
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Low Maintenance
Forget about frequent painting or staining. Our siding is designed to maintain its vibrant color and finish, so you can enjoy a beautiful exterior without the ongoing maintenance.
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Eco-Friendly
Make a responsible choice for the environment. CertaPlank is made from quality materials and built to last, reducing the need for replacements and minimizing waste.
Features & Benefits:
Moisture Resistant: No rotting, swelling, or degradation.
PermaColor™ Technology: Lifetime fade protection to keep your siding looking new.
Lifetime Limited Warranty: Enjoy peace of mind with our comprehensive warranty.
Pros and Cons of Vinyl Siding vs Fiber Cement
Vinyl Siding
Pros:
- Cost-Effective: Vinyl siding is generally less expensive than fiber cement, making it a budget-friendly option for many homeowners.
- Low Maintenance: It doesn't require painting and can be easily cleaned with a hose or a pressure washer.
- Variety: Available in many colors and styles, including options that mimic the look of wood or other materials.
- Durability: Resistant to moisture, insects, and rot. It doesn’t crack or warp easily, but can become brittle in extreme cold.
Cons:
- Durability: While durable, vinyl can be susceptible to damage from high-impact events like hail or strong winds. It can also fade over time due to sun exposure.
- Environmental Impact: Made from PVC (polyvinyl chloride), which can be harmful to the environment both during production and disposal.
Appearance: Can look less natural compared to materials like wood or fiber cement, especially up close.
Fiber Cement Siding
Pros:
- Durability: Extremely resistant to impact, fire, termites, and rot. It can withstand harsh weather conditions and has a longer lifespan compared to vinyl.
- Aesthetics: Offers a more authentic look of natural materials like wood or stucco, and comes in a variety of textures and finishes.
- Low Maintenance: While it needs to be painted, it doesn't require frequent repainting and holds paint well.
- Environmental Impact: Made from natural materials like cement, sand, and cellulose fibers, which can be less harmful than vinyl. It’s also recyclable.
Cons:
- Cost: Generally more expensive than vinyl siding, both in terms of material and installation.
- Installation: Heavier and more labor-intensive to install, which can increase installation costs.
- Maintenance: Needs to be repainted every 10-15 years, although it holds paint well.
Vinyl Siding is a cost-effective, low-maintenance option that's easy to install and available in many styles and colors. It’s ideal for homeowners looking for a budget-friendly solution with minimal upkeep, though it may not offer the same level of durability or environmental friendliness as fiber cement.
Fiber Cement Siding provides superior durability and a more natural appearance, with the added benefit of being environmentally friendly. It requires a higher initial investment and more labor to install, as well as periodic painting, but offers a longer-lasting and more resilient exterior solution.