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Exterior Siding 101: How to Choose the Best Siding For Your Home

By |2024-01-03T07:15:09-08:00July 27th, 2020|The Business of Happy Homes Blog|

Throughout the south, brick + rock are a very popular choice for home exteriors. In fact, many neighborhoods require a large percentage of this on the exterior of their homes because it is seen as a higher status and more elite than other materials. This is actually counterintuitive due to the fact that rock

Home Envelope Inspection Checklist

By |2017-01-17T21:47:25-08:00January 17th, 2017|CTA Consultation|

 Home inspection for College Station, Texas to be done regularly and before home remodeling. We recommend that you check the envelope of your house at least twice a year or before starting any home remodeling projects. The envelope includes all your home’s exterior surfaces. Failure in the envelope can lead to big costs

Siding Profile with a Rainscreen

By |2015-06-22T16:39:59-07:00June 22nd, 2015|CTA Consultation|

profiles1 Siding works best when there has air movement behind it.  We can accomplish this with something called a rainscreen.  This is simply placing siding on a lath strip, holding it out from the wall so that water can drain and air can move.  A rainscreen will help both the siding and the

Typical Siding Profile

By |2015-06-22T16:35:48-07:00June 22nd, 2015|CTA Consultation|

profiles1 A typical wall profile in the Brazos Valley starts with drywall on the inside; then a 2X4 wall with R-13 fiberglass insulation between the framing members. On the outside of the 2X4 wall is nonstructural sheathing and then the siding.When replacing siding we usually remove everything down to the framing. This allows

How to Choose the Right Siding for Your Home

By |2014-11-21T19:26:12-08:00November 21st, 2014|CTA Consultation|

Like many building products in existence, choosing the right siding for your home is never as easy as Eeny, meeny, miny, moe. Each siding material comes with its own set of features and benefits, both from a sustainability point of view, price, climate appropriateness, and aesthetics. Sadly there is no category wide certification program to use as an overall guide. The first decision for choosing a siding material should come down to what is most suitable and allowable in your market or area of residence. Here is a list of commonly used siding for green-built homes.

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