CertainTeed vs Durabuilt siding: a vinyl siding comparison

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Finding affordable siding that enhances your home's architectural design can be a challenge, especially if you are on a tight budget. Vinyl siding is one affordable option and CertainTeed and Durabuilt® are two leading suppliers of vinyl siding. Conducting a CertainTeed vs. Durabuilt® siding comparison can assist you in making an informed decision on which type of siding will suit both your budget and home.

CertainTeed

As a leading North American siding manufacturer, CertainTeed sells a variety of fiber cement, insulated wood and vinyl siding options to best complete your home's design. When making a comparison between CertainTeed and Durabuilt®, it's proably best to focus on CertainTeed's vinyl siding collections as Durabuilt® only makes and sells vinyl siding.

CertainTeed sells vinyl siding under the following lines:

• Carolina Beaded™
• CedarBoards™
• Cedar Impressions®
• Chamfer Board™
• Classic™
• Encore™
• Ironmax™
• MainStreet™
• Monogram®
• Northwoods®
• Wolverine

CertainTeed vinyl siding costs range anywhere from $4-$10.00 per square foot and that doesn't include installation or preparation fees that may apply. CertainTeed premium vinyl siding comes with a 50-year limited lifetime warranty to cover any defects in the material.

(To see a full description of CertainTeed's complete line of vinyl siding products, click here.)

Durabuilt®

Durabuilt® only offers vinyl siding. Its product line helps cut back on the need to perform regular maintenance on the exterior of your home. Durabuilt® vinyl siding comes in several styles, sizes and applications referenced by its numbered series:

• 100 Series™
• 410 Series™
• 440 Series™
• 450 Series™
• 480 Series™
• 650 Series™
• 660 Series™
• 900 Series™

 

Durabuilt® siding prices have a very broad range, but you are in luck. The product is sold almost exclusively through Lowe's home improvement stores and you can visit one near you to view, compare and price selections. Durabuilt® vinyl siding is resistant to impacts, dents and wind. Finished with a low-gloss finish and natural-wood emboss detailing, it provides your home's exterior with the appearance of real wood.

(For more complete information about Durabuilt® siding, click here.)

 

Whether you hire a siding contractor to install siding or perform the task yourself, you can request a siding estimate to ensure you get a good price for your siding and comparing CerrtainTeed and Durabuilt® will help you focus your efforts even further. Reply! can help by connecting you to local siding contractors with experience working with both products who will be more than ready to help you make the right siding decision for your home.