Prodigy Insulated Vinyl Siding

Energy Efficient, Beautiful, Breathable and Durable

About:  Prodigy's premium 1-1/2" thick insulation delivers exceptional R-value performance (resistance to heat flow) that can help you save money on utility costs and feel good in your home year-round.

This finely milled cedar-grain panel provides timeless curb appeal while its 16'8" extended length design yields clean lines and modern style for an understated elegance.

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Energy Efficient Vinyl Siding

Prodigy Insulated Vinyl Siding 

• .046" thickness 
• 5 x stronger than regular vinyl siding 
• 1-1/2" factory applied foam insulation 
• Lifetime Transferable Warranty

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.046" panel thickness

Industry-leading 1-1/2" thick factory applied foam insulation

Lifetime Transferable Warranty

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Features and Benefits

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Up to 5 times the impact resistance versus regular hollow back siding

 

Prodigy's premium factory applied 1-1/2" foam insulation delivers exceptional R-value performance (resistance to heat flow) that can help you save money by lowering your energy costs for decades to come. 

• 1 1/2" thick insulation wraps your home in a thermal blanket of protection to help lower utility costs while providing a warm and cozy environment
• The secure interlocking panel design provides a tight fit and clean, crisp course lines 
• Prodigy's vinyl surface repels heavy rain while its insulating layer breathes freely to keep your home comfortable 

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Why Use Insulated Vinyl Siding

Buying insulated vinyl siding is a good move if you are planning to stay in your house for a long time to come.  If you live in an area where there is harsh weather, either hot or cold, you might consider looking into the new insulated siding with factory applied foam insulation.

It will help you lower energy costs and it keeps outside noise down also.

Why use insulated siding? 

This thermal photo shows heal loss on a normal wood framed home.  In the summer the opposite is true, the heat comes into your home warming up the walls and causing your A/C to work overtime. 

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Insulated Vinyl Siding 

Even though insulated vinyl siding costs a little more than regular vinyl siding, it pays big dividends year after year by lowering your energy costs.  

The factory applied foam insulation adds R-value to your walls.  This saves you considerably on heating and AC. 

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To learn more about how insulated vinyl siding can save you money and how it works in general click here.  Insulated Vinyl Siding

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Premium Vinyl Sidings

Premium vinyl sidings use high-performance insulation that is form-fitted to adhere to the outer panel for enduring strength, with no tearing or rattling, even in extreme winds.

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Alside offers another premium vinyl siding called Charter Oak.  Click here to see this line of insulated vinyl sidings.

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Alside Vinyl Siding Colors

To see more information on Prodigy Colors, Styles, Profiles warranties...click here: Prodigy PDF 



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To see more pictures of homes using Alside Vinyl Siding.

Pictures of houses using Alside Vinyl Siding....click here.

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Vinyl Siding Cost

To see more information on Cost of Vinyl Siding...click here. 

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The hard part about buying vinyl siding is 'where do I start'?  What do I do first?

We have put together a step-by-step page that helps guide you along your way.

To see more information on How to Buy Vinyl Siding click here.

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Other Types of Siding:

Other types of home siding include siding made from concrete or cement. Stronger than vinyl siding but less expensive than wood or brick.

• Hardie Board Siding  
• Fiber Cement Siding
• Cement Board Siding 

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