A growing number of siding products also are manufactured with plastic materials other than PVC, prompting the Alexandria, Va.-based Vinyl Siding Institute trade group to change its name to the ...

Vinyl siding costs can range from $11,000 to $18,250 for a 2,500-square-foot home, with the cost of vinyl siding materials ranging from $2 to $12 per square foot. Boxes of vinyl siding cover ...

Can you paint vinyl siding? The short answer is yes, thanks to advances in paint. In the past, it wasn’t possible to paint vinyl siding because of the way that vinyl siding expands and contracts ...

steel siding, vinyl and aluminum soffit, aluminum trim coil, aluminum gutter coil, aluminum gutters, aluminum and steel roofing accessories, wide crown molding, window and door trim, fascia ...

When you need task lighting to work on a project or do some housework, that big ceiling light is perfect. However, that ...

Professionally installed vinyl plank flooring costs an average of $5 to $9 per square foot. Room complexity, layout and subfloor repairs can drastically affect your cost. Expect to add between $2 ...

Germany's Arburg GmbH + Co KG and a Swiss partner developed a way to processes "paper pearls" made of fiber and a bio-based plastic and it's finding its way onto factory floors in the furniture ...

installed vinyl siding can range in price from $6,370 and $17,615, with the average cost being $11,676. Your costs will depend on the thickness of the siding, how much added style you want as you mix ...

Because they create clean slices, these cutters also don't generate dust, which is great if you plan on cutting vinyl planks indoors. Laminate and siding cutters aren't the cheapest tools to buy ...

Wind- and rain-resistance tests reveal winners from American Craftsman, Andersen, Jeld-Wen, Marvin, Pella, Preservation, and ...

Tristan Brown, from Richmond, was the big winner on “Jeopardy” on Monday night. He won $22,700. On the show, he was described ...

As the face of the city changes, Richmond officials seek to balance maintaining its history while allowing new development.