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Proper waterproofing is a critical component of any professionally installed commercial siding project.
A key part of any commercial building siding installation is ensuring you select the right siding materials as well as a reliable siding contractor to install them. Airtight can help you accomplish both with systems of all types, including:
While you may think of wood siding as only suitable for a home improvement project, it can prove an attractive and reliable choice for siding installations on commercial buildings as well. While wood siding requires more maintenance and can be prone to moisture issues, it offers an environmentally friendly option with a natural finish that’s easier to repair than other systems.
Vinyl siding allows you to select a broad range of styles and colors for a custom look. It’s possible to retrofit vinyl siding as well as plan for new installations, and it’s become a popular option for commercial buildings in up-and-coming residential areas. However, vinyl can be prone to cracking from UV damage, and when improperly installed, you may experience fitment issues.
Aluminum and steel siding evolved in part as an answer to the ongoing maintenance needs of wood siding. Metal siding makes for an easier installation process, generally lasts longer than wood or vinyl siding, and is a popular siding type for commercial applications due to its durability. It comes in a wide range of siding styles, from imitation wood to sleek modern lines. It’s particularly popular for retrofit projects but can be used on new siding installation projects, too.
Fiber cement siding represents the pinnacle of modern siding construction. If you have ever heard the term “James Hardie siding,” this is the type of siding they are talking about. It can be cut just like wood, but it brings the durability and adaptability of fiber cement to the table. The material is eco-friendly, mostly using recycled materials in its manufacture, emulates natural wood grain, can be painted, and can last up to 50 years when properly maintained—something that matters in the Bay Area climate.