Polymer Siding FAQ

What is polymer siding?

Polymer siding is a durable, low-maintenance exterior cladding material made from synthetic polymers. It mimics the look of natural wood siding while offering superior strength, weather resistance, and energy efficiency​​.

How is polymer siding different from vinyl siding?

Polymer siding is stronger, more flexible, and less prone to warping or buckling compared to vinyl siding. It’s also designed to resist impact, color fading, and extreme weather conditions​​.

What are the benefits of polymer siding?

• Durability: Withstands winds up to 255 mph​.
• Energy Efficiency: Reduces energy bills by up to 20%​.
• Low Maintenance: No painting, scraping, or caulking – it cleans with a garden hose​.
• Noise Reduction: Minimizes exterior noise​.
• Increased Curb Appeal: Mimics natural wood without seams​.

Does polymer siding improve home insulation?

Yes, polymer siding is often installed with rigid insulation, enhancing thermal performance and reducing utility costs​​.

How long does polymer siding last?

Polymer siding comes with a Lifetime Warranty, ensuring long-term value and protection for your home​.

Will polymer siding fade over time?

No. Polymer siding features advanced color retention technology, making it highly resistant to fading​.

Can polymer siding withstand severe weather?

Absolutely! Polymer siding is engineered to handle:

• High winds
• Heavy rain and hail
• Temperature extremes​.

Is polymer siding environmentally friendly?

Yes. Its energy-efficient design reduces heat loss, and the long lifespan minimizes waste compared to other siding materials​.

How is polymer siding installed?

Polymer siding uses a patented Perma-Strate Wall System® to ensure seamless installation, eliminating warping, sagging, and installation errors​.