The composite siding warranty of various brands is an important factor in the value of any home. The Everlast composite siding warranty adds more value than what is offered by other companies. There are four areas which are covered by each warranty which should be carefully read by a prospective buyer. These are performance of the composite siding, the protection of its color, repair coverage, and damage due to hail.
Performance
The composite siding warranty covering performance is an indicator of how durable the siding is. Many warranties being sold today vary in coverage between 15 and 50 years. This depends on the material which comprises the composite whether it is vinyl, fiber cement (cement/wood composite), or non-wood composite. Among these three, non-wood composite generally has more coverage, followed by vinyl, then wood composite. In some cases, these warranties may be transferred to the next owner who is protected until it expires.
Everlast’s performance warranty covers not just the life of the product but what is termed the “double lifetime". In simple terms, double-lifetime warranty coverage means the next owner of the real property on which an Everlast siding is installed also gets the benefit of a lifetime performance warranty.
Color Protection
Color is an important part of the beauty of any siding. This is what makes wood siding both expensive to purchase and expensive to maintain. Wood-composite siding warranties which may also cover the product’s color imply that it has been treated to retain its hue when exposed to normal wear and tear. This coverage ranges from 5 to 15 years. Everlast guarantees that the siding’s color will remain close to its original state for the life of the product. This warranty is also extended to the next owner of the product. This is in effect another aspect of the double-lifetime warranty. See the actual warranty for specific details.
Repairs and Weather Extremes
Damage does occur even from normal use, even if a composite siding is not exposed to extreme weather conditions. Nearly all providers include labor and materials in their warranty coverage. Some have clauses which limit the extent and type of damage they may cover. The owner of an Everlast composite siding enjoys industry leading coverage compared to other types of composite siding.
The warranty covering an Everlast composite siding also includes hail damage coverage which is not covered by the homeowner’s insurance.
Summary
The Everlast composite siding warranty offers one of the best coverage around. A portion of this protection is extended to the next owner. This adds to the value of any home or building it is attached to.
