A House Siding Review

A unique house siding technology has evolved.  It’s called Liquid Siding.  There are a few features of liquid siding that makes it stand out from the crowd.

It consist of a very thin layer of proprietary gas filled micro spheres that is applied to the exterior of your home no thicker than a business or credit card.  The particles reflect heat, extremely durable and protects your home from intense temperatures for many years to come.

This unique siding option is flexible and can be stretched up to 645% with the ability to reshape itself back to its original form.  This is particularly advantageous with shifting buildings that crack and split over time.  Liquid siding will make sure these cracks are not seen and sealed off from the elements.

It is resistant to dirt, mold, mildew and fading so maintenance is almost non-existent.  This unique composition is permeable, which allows for moisture that might be trapped under the surface to be released as vapor.  This is how it is able to be mold and mildew resistant.  There is no moisture for these bacteria to grow.

Liquid siding is applied in a three step system .  It looks like paint but is better.  Because of its resistance to dirt, mold, mildew and fading, maintenance is very low.  No more scrubbing and pressure cleaning with liquid siding.  Simply hose it off to keep it clean as needed.  It is also available in just about any color you desire.  It’s like going to Home Depot and having your paint mixed to your specifications.

Liquid Siding is as green as it gets. Because of its unique make up and application technique, no harmful chemicals are dispersed into the air and contains no carcinogens like vinyl siding.  This siding option has been used and tested under extreme climate conditions around the world with a success rate of up to twenty five years after it was first applied. The product is backed by a 25 year product guarantee by its manufacturers, and is transferable from one owner to the next in the event the house is sold.

This siding option incorporates a thermal layer that protects it from extreme temperatures making it very energy efficient.  It can reflect more heat than siding options like vinyl and brick and even white paint.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recognized Liquid Siding as an energy efficient source for reducing the costs of heating and air-conditioning.