Vinyl Siding Leads #1 again with New Jersey being the hot state to be a siding contractor in!
Top 10 Leads
#1) 24 Vinyl Lap Siding – Full Install leads
#2) 13 Siding (General) – Full Install leads
#3) 12 Soffits (General) – Full Install leads
#4) 12 Vinyl Shake Siding – Full Install leads
#5) 11 Vinyl Lap Siding – Materials Only leads
#6) 10 Fiber Cement Lap Siding – Full Install leads
#7) 7 Windows (General) – Multiple Windows Install leads
#8) 5 Soffits (General) – Materials Only leads
#9) 5 Vinyl Windows – Multiple Windows Install leads
#10) 4 Siding (General) – Materials Only leadsTop 10 States
#1) 20 New Jersey leads
#2) 16 Illinois leads
#3) 14 Ohio leads
#4) 7 Minnesota leads
#5) 7 Connecticut leads
#6) 7 Virginia leads
#7) 6 Pennsylvania leads
#8) 6 Massachusetts leads
#9) 6 Tennessee leads
#10) 4 Wisconsin leads
via Research Contractor Leads Online.
#1 by cris on September 29, 2009 - 8:20 pm
I am doing my siding, is vinyl siding a bad quality or what is the best material?
#2 by admin on September 30, 2009 - 9:01 am
Vinyl siding has been the #1 most installed siding product in the US for many years. Take a look at this siding materials page, it breaks the different siding materials down for you. Vinyl, Fiber Cement & Cedar siding are the most popular choices and in that order. There are different grades of vinyl siding … for residential application a thickness between .044 to .050 is recommended. .040 to .042 are what is considered “builder grade” vinyl siding products – they are thinner and don’t typically perform as well as thicker products. Hope that helps!