Insulated Siding
Reduce Energy Loss. Save Money.
Insulated Siding is the most energy efficient siding on the market. With an industry system R-value range from 2.2 to 5.1, it can drastically reduce your heating and cooling costs year-round.
Insulated Siding installed on net-zero energy retrofit!
With the help of Insulated Siding, this remodeled Civil War era home, located in Califon, New Jersey, became a net-zero energy structure. Net-zero energy refers to a building that produces as much energy as it uses over the course of a year, making it extremely energy efficient.
Putting insulation on the outside of the home was vital in making it as energy efficient as possible. Although there is cavity insulation between the wood studs of the home, energy is still passing from the conditioned inside to the outdoors through those studs. This process is called thermal bridging, and it can reduce the effective thermal resistance of the wall by as much as 35%*. Exterior insulation helps break the thermal bridge to better contain energy in the home.
Using Insulated Siding to add exterior insulation under new siding in one easy step also proved to be more cost-effective than using flat foam insulated sheathing under siding.
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The Most Energy Efficient Siding on the Market.
Insulated Siding is home siding that includes a rigid foam insulation, fused behind the exterior surface of the siding panel. Because the insulation is contoured to fill the gap between the siding and your home, it delivers maximum energy efficiency, along with durability, low maintenance and lasting beauty. The result: Maximum Energy Savings.