Metal Siding Installed for Claremore, OK, Homeowners
Homeowners shopping around for siding are often surprised to learn that steel siding comes in a variety of attractive styles. Many of them likely imagine that siding known for its toughness would be more utilitarian in appearance than, say, less-durable options like vinyl siding. When contractors or engineers need tough materials, they often use metal, and that’s why many people refer to steel siding as metal siding. It’s the same thing, offering longevity that’s superior to just about any other type of siding. In Claremore, Oklahoma, ABC Seamless of Northeast Oklahoma installs some of the best steel siding on the market.
Reasons You’ll Want Steel Siding Installed
Of course, it’s easy to state that one siding is better than another, but the facts don’t lie. Steel siding protects homes more reliably and for longer than conventional options. That’s because, unlike other types of material, steel maintains its structural integrity in any kind of weather. During intense storms, steel siding serves as a bulwark against the elements. At ABC Seamless of Northeast Oklahoma, our siding is:
- Constructed from 28-gauge, G-90 galvanized steel that resists chipping, warping, and cracking and can protect homes from pounding hail, strong winds, and high-speed impacts
- Energy efficient, thanks to a thick layer of foam insulation that reduces heat transfer and helps to trim your energy bills
- Available in an array of appealing siding styles like board and batten, shake and scallop, Dutch lap, and even steel log designs
- Installed with no seams, for a sleek, visually appealing look that also means less risk of insect infestation and moisture infiltration
ABC Seamless of Northeast Oklahoma, we back our steel siding with a lifetime, transferable, non-prorated limited warranty for your peace of mind. Contact us if you would like more information about the metal siding we install for Claremore residents. We would be happy to arrange a complimentary consultation at your convenience.
