Insulated vinyl sidings cost is relatively similar to concrete and wood sidings, and higher than traditional vinyl siding. Manufacturers are now adding a wide variety of color to choose from; however, white and beige are still the favorite ones among the industry.
- Increases R value (R-3 or higher)
- Enhanced impact-resistant Some products offer an insulation foam underlay, like ‘Thermowall’
- Some products can allow vapor permeability, allowing the siding to breathe
- Insulated vinyl sidings can reduce wall irregularities, creating a solid finished wall
- Some of the insulated vinyl sidings come in larger sizes allowing a faster and lower cost installation
- Special manufactured pieces are available to use on corners and windows
- Better sound control properties when compared to traditional vinyl siding
- Better weather performance when compared to traditional vinyl siding
- Less maintenance is required
- Insulation beneath the vinyl siding reduces the seam problems and gaps due to shrinkage of materials
- Variety of colors to choose from Insulation foam (usually EPS) does not absorb moisture
- Energy tax credits can be applied by the homeowners
- Save installation time when compared with drop-in foam-backed products
- Reduced energy bills to homeowners
