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Depending on the material and installation method, household siding can last 15 to 50 years with proper maintenance. However, it cannot last forever and will eventually need replacement. Below are some common signs you need new siding installation.

3 Indications Your Home Needs Siding Installation

1. Damage or Warping

Damaged or missing siding panels cannot protect the wooden structure from moisture. Warped panels can likewise let in rain or snow, and this often results in rotting timbers and plywood. If your siding is damaged or incomplete, it's time to have an expert inspect it and replace it with something that offers better protection against the elements.

2. Increased Utility Bills

siding installation knoxvilleSiding has an insulative effect on your home and helps prevent heat loss or gain. If you have noticed an increase in heating or cooling bills in tandem with the deterioration of your siding, it may be worth your while financially to invest in new siding installation. It could lower HVAC costs throughout the year and help you keep your home a more stable, comfortable temperature. 

3. Peeling Wallpaper

The principal reason interior paint and wallpaper start to peel is that moisture has penetrated the wall and loosened the glue or the paint bond. This is sometimes caused by a leaky roof or dripping pipes, but it can also be a result of faulty siding. This is particularly true if the peeling occurs opposite an exterior wall in an area without plumbing pipes. Have a siding contractor check it out to see if you have a problem. 


If you are experiencing one or more of the signs above, your home may require new siding installation. Contact the professionals at East Tennessee Continuous Guttering, Inc. in Knoxville, TN. They have served Knox county for more than 30 years and have deep roots in the community. They specialize in gutter installation and repair, gutter clean out, and fascia and soffit repair. Learn more about the services they offer at their website or call (865) 687-0170 to make an appointment.

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