Vinyl siding is a cost-effective, durable solution for enhancing your home’s exterior. At Top Quality, we offer a premium selection of vinyl siding brands, including Mastic (formerly Alcoa) and ProVia, providing over 700 color and texture options to complement any style.

Our experienced Illinois siding contractors serve Chicago and surrounding areas, offering professional installation services for residential and commercial properties. Choose from our unique vinyl siding profiles to match your home’s aesthetic:

Dutch Lap: A curved top edge for a classic Old World look.
Beaded: A rounded bead at the board’s bottom, inspired by Southern architecture.
Scallops: A cottage-inspired design with rounded edges.
Rough Sawn & Shake: Textured shingles for a rustic, hand-hewn wood look.
Board ‘n Batten/Vertical: A timeless vertical panel style, popular in Midwest homes.

With Top Quality, you can trust our skilled contractors to deliver a flawless installation, transforming your home’s exterior with vinyl siding built to last.

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Our Vinyl Siding Installation Process

Measure the Area: Calculate the length and height of the walls to determine how much vinyl siding is required.

Prepare the Walls: Ensure walls are smooth, clean, and free of obstructions or damage. Fix any issues and install a moisture barrier if needed.

Install Trim: Add J-channel, corner posts, and other trims around windows, doors, and edges.

Install the Starter Strip: Secure a starter strip at the wall's base to hold the first row of vinyl siding in place.

Install the Siding Panels: Begin at a corner, attach the first siding panel using a nailing flange, ensuring each piece overlaps properly and nails are secured.

Cut and Trim: Customize panels to fit windows, doors, and edges, trimming as needed.

Add Accessories: Install vents, outlets, or light fixtures with specially designed trim pieces for a polished look.

Finish the Job: Secure a top trim piece to complete the siding and clean up any debris from the installation site.

Advantages of vinyl siding

Low Maintenance: No painting or staining required, saving time and effort.

Durability: Withstands harsh weather conditions, offering long-term protection.
Energy Efficiency: Helps insulate your home, reducing energy costs.
Affordable and Versatile: Available in numerous colors, textures, and styles to enhance curb appeal.
Eco-Friendly: Often made from recyclable materials, promoting sustainability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average labor cost to install vinyl siding?

The average labor cost to install vinyl siding ranges from $1.50 to $3 per square foot, depending on the complexity of the job and the location. Combined with material costs, a typical 1,500-square-foot home may see installation expenses between $4,500 and $12,000. For accurate pricing, always request a professional estimate from experienced siding contractors.

How long does vinyl siding last?

Vinyl siding is designed for durability, often lasting 20 to 40 years or more with proper maintenance. Its lifespan depends on factors such as climate, installation quality, and exposure to UV rays. Regular cleaning and inspections can help ensure your siding stays in great condition for decades.

What is the downside of vinyl siding?

While vinyl siding is low-maintenance and affordable, it does have some downsides: - Vulnerability to Cracks: Can crack in extremely cold weather or with heavy impact. - Fading: Prolonged UV exposure may cause color fading over time. - Non-Biodegradable: Though recyclable, it is not eco-friendly compared to natural materials. Despite these disadvantages, modern vinyl siding options address many of these concerns with improved durability and fade-resistant coatings.

How do you maintain vinyl siding?

Maintaining vinyl siding is simple and cost-effective: - Regular Cleaning: Use a garden hose and mild soap to remove dirt and grime. - Inspect for Damage: Check for cracks or loose panels after storms. - Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the siding's finish. Following these steps helps extend the life of your vinyl siding and keeps it looking great year-round.

Is vinyl siding cheaper than painting?

Yes, vinyl siding is often cheaper than painting in the long term. While painting requires regular touch-ups and repainting every 5–10 years, vinyl siding offers a one-time investment that can last for decades with minimal upkeep. Additionally, vinyl siding improves energy efficiency and adds insulation, saving homeowners on heating and cooling costs.