Siding

Feldco offers an exceptional vinyl siding product which is composed of pure, virgin vinyl combined with premium materials, designed to help your home withstand the extreme weather conditions and temperatures of the Midwest.  Its durability-enhanced design resists splitting, cracking and warping leaving you with the peace of mind your home is shielded by a superior product, and will last for years.  Gone are the days of painting or staining your siding as our vinyl siding will stand the test of time.

Standard Double Four Siding

Durable and designed to maintenance-free, our standard vinyl siding can transform the look of your home and improve its overall energy efficiency.

Dutch Lap Siding

With the same durability and ease of maintenance as standard siding, our DutchLap siding offers a different profile and can complement any home’s style.

Board and Batten Siding

One of the more unique styles of siding, Board and Batten siding adds visual drama yet still performs with the ultimate in durability and energy efficiency.

Vertical Siding

Vertical siding can transform your home’s exterior with its contemporary styling, durability and ease of maintenance means no more painting and staining.

Shake Siding

Our shake siding is designed to protect your home and last for years without maintenance while providing you with a beautiful and charming look as well.

Scalloped Siding

When you are looking to add a more distinct look to the exterior of your home, consider scalloped siding for the entire home or just certain sections.

Soffit and Fascia

The transformation of your home doesn’t stop with replacing the siding. We offer both soffit and fascia in coordinating colors to complete your siding project.

Insulated Vinyl Siding

Another feature of our premium siding is the full thermal support system.  Our siding provides a complete wall system which includes insulation and improves the overall energy efficiency of your home.  Tightly fitted behind the siding to improve rigidity and provide straight and even wall lines, it is a difference you can see and feel on and around your home.  It’s like wrapping your home in a blanket.

Replace Your Wood Siding with Vinyl Siding

With a variety of styles and colors, you can completely transform the look of your home with vinyl siding.  Replacing your siding is like getting a brand new house without moving.  Improve the look of your home, its overall energy efficiency and eliminate the hassle with wood siding and replace it with vinyl siding today.

Features of Our Vinyl Siding

Fully Rolled Nail Hem

Ensures superior resistance to extreme winds and weather conditions.

Extra Thick Siding Panels

46 mil thick siding panels means straighter, smoother and more even exterior walls of your home.

Siding Panel Projection

Our siding projects 3/4″ away from your home producing ideal shadow lines to give your home the look of real wood siding.

Oak Grain Detailing

Results in the beauty of real wood siding without the maintenance.

Superior Rigidity

The Tri-Beam construction of our siding delivers strength and rigidity that helps to ensure straight coarse lines and even walls.

Vinyl Resin Construction

Pure virgin vinyl siding will not rot, warp, shrink or swell.

Titanium Dioxide Coating

Protects your new vinyl siding against damage from the harmful effects of the sun’s ultraviolet rays.

Vinyl Stabilizers

Help to prevent siding damage from thermal heat buildup.

Vinyl Siding Backing

Our ComfortWrap 365 vinyl siding backing system ensures the best in energy efficiency, appearance and performance. Your siding will look and feel like real wood and maintain its original shape through extreme weather conditions. Our vinyl siding has four times the R-Value of conventional siding underlayments, which can reduce your energy costs by as much as 20%. Additionally, our siding resists the growth of mold or mildew and even has a non-toxic additive to deter termites, carpenter ants and other pests from nesting behind your siding.

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