Increase Home Value with New Siding

Central Exteriors • December 6, 2021

If you’re thinking of selling your house, it may seem like there is a never-ending list of things you could do to upgrade it and increase its market value. Painting interior walls, fixing small aesthetic details, and making sure that the garden is neat are the usual suspects. However, one of the most basic and effective ways that you can increase your home's value is by investing in the siding. In this article, we’re going to run through a few of the ways that newly fitted siding can increase your home’s value.


Enhances Curb Appeal

Siding is first and foremost a practical facade for your home. It protects the outside walls from inclement weather and provides some insulation from the heat and the cold. Beyond that, the siding is the first thing a person sees when they pass by the house -  so why not make it attractive? The term for the way that your home appears to the average passer-by is “curb appeal”. A fresh facade can make your home look brighter, cleaner, and more welcoming. Don’t just do it for aesthetic reasons - siding installation that has been recently fitted or is otherwise well-maintained can help shield the outside walls from the mold and dampness that could otherwise develop. 


Offers a Great Return on Investment


The potential return on your investment in new siding could be sizable. That first impression that a potential buyer has is crucial and can influence their perceived value of the home. Attractive siding could make the buyers less likely to undercut your asking price. Studies have shown that there is an average 89% return on the money spent on new siding. While it is rare that the return on investment will be total, there are other benefits to consider. By investing in the curb appeal and the overall look of your home, you may end up attracting more potential buyers. The photographs of your home that the real estate agency presents will indicate to potential buyers that the house is well-maintained and thus worth a look. Damaged siding will have precisely the opposite effect!


Adds Value to Your House
 

Aside from added cosmetic value, a home’s siding, when done correctly, adds to the property value. The sheer cost of installation allows you to request a higher price by virtue of the savings you’ll provide for future owners. This makes your house more appealing to buyers than it would otherwise be, as it means less work for them. When choosing the best home renovation options to take advantage of this effect, siding is an especially good investment.


If you’re looking for a high-quality siding expert with competitive prices, Central Exteriors is a perfect choice. Also known as Central Roofing and Siding, we have been serving Maryland and DC since 1956. With decades of experience, there isn’t a job that we haven’t seen before.
Our team is among the most qualified you can find in the DC area, with several of our members being certified NARI remodelers.


Contact us at
(301) 881-2424 for a quote, or get in touch through our website .


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