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No other cladding choice combines the aesthetic versatility, low maintenance, performance and environmentally friendly attributes that vinyl siding delivers. Look around. You'll soon discover why America sides with vinyl at a rate nearly double that of any other exterior cladding material. According to the 2004 U.S. Census Bureau, nearly twice as many homeowners side their homes with vinyl than with any other material. Beautiful Choices New trim and accent options, more styles and finishes, and a full spectrum of colors help architects, builders and homeowners achieve their ideal exterior style for any type of home in any neighborhood. Any look from historic to contemporary is possible with vinyl siding. While traditional pastel and earthy color options are still available, today's vinyl siding offers a comprehensive array of darker color combinations including bold, rich tones like deep red, dark green, deep blues and more. And, all colors feature unsurpassed color retention. Tremendous value Today's vinyl siding is more than great looking, it's a great value. It offers the lowest total installed cost, as well as the lowest life cycle cost over the life of a home. Its no-painting, low-maintenance features keep appreciating for years and years. It is a fact: Homeowners who reside their homes with vinyl siding typically recover nearly 95% of the cost when selling their homes. Built-in durability and low-maintenance With the ability to withstand high winds and a composition that resists heat, cold and moisture, vinyl siding retains its great looks over time. Vinyl siding never needs paint. Ever. The only maintenance it will need is a simple wash with a soft cloth and garden hose to keep it looking great, a feature today's strapped-for-time homeowners totally appreciate! Truly environmental No matter the color of vinyl siding, it's green. Vinyl siding uses minimal raw material in production, and nearly all scrap is reprocessed into new vinyl products – meaning nearly zero waste. Additionally, because there is no need for paint, stain, caulk, etc. maintenance-related toxins are reduced. Real beauty runs deeper than just the surface. Such is the case with today's vinyl siding!

HIGH-END ARCHITECTURAL STYLE Wilson’s Home Improvement is excited to off ASCEND® Composite Cladding, a first-of-its-kind solution that brings together beauty, performance and efficient installation for one of the best overall values on the market. With ASCEND, a color palette of 21 shades ranges from timeless to on-trend, while the look of real wood in a 7" Plank and 12" Board & Batten creates the high-end aesthetics today’s homeowners demand. When you combine Wilson’s with the Ascend cladding system, you get durable, long lasting elegance and a lifetime limited warranty. It’s time to reach new heights with Ascend and Wilson’s Home Improvement.

Arkansas home owners used to see vinyl-framed windows as cheap and unflattering. Advancements, however, have not only made vinyl frames more aesthetic, but more energy efficient than wood or aluminum. Plenty of inexpensive and physically inferior window frames are on the market, so you should pay attention to a variety of factors. Wilson’s Home Improvement wants Arkansans to be sure they get the best possible replacement window for their money. Good Vinyl Characteristics Vinyl window frames are made from polyvinyl chloride, commonly known as PVC, the same plastic used in plumbing and electrical pipes. Several chemicals, fillers, plasticizers and pigments comprise PVC, all of which are available in different grades of quality. Better vinyl costs more. One indicator of quality is color. If the vinyl has a bluish tint to it, chances are it does not have sufficient quantities of titanium dioxide and organic tin. Take care, though, as some manufacturers add a bluish tint to their product, which some people think is more aesthetically pleasing. Frame Construction When shopping for vinyl frame windows, look at a cross section of the frame. The frame has multiple chambers of different sizes. More chambers means higher quality. Good-quality frames and sashes have more chambers to avoid deformation due to vinyl melting from the sun’s heat. Screws, brackets and caulk, or welding are the two methods used to assemble frames. Caulked seams can break during shipment. Welding, on the other hand, chemically reacts with the PVC to form a smooth vinyl seal. Look for additional features such as reinforced meeting rails and balanced systems that indicate higher-quality windows. Design Your home’s architecture dictates what type of vinyl window is right for you. The age and overall aesthetics of your home are important considerations, as radically changing the color or the style -- such as double-hung, casement, bow and other window types -- affect how the exterior looks. Choosing the wrong style may make your home look worse instead of improving it, and ultimately be a deal killer when trying to sell your home. Wilson’s Home Improvement offers a variety of finishes, some very closely mimicking wood. R-Values Frame construction and looks are not the only important factors in selecting vinyl replacement windows. You should consider the quality of glass and its insulating properties, commonly known as R-value. Based on standards set by the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), R-values range from 0.9 to 3.0. The larger the number, the greater the energy efficiency as the glass will have more resistance to transferring heat in or out of the building. Glass works in conjunction with seals and tight frames to produce an energy efficient window. Do not confuse R-value with U-Value. R-Value is about the frame and U-Value is about the glass. Both work together to give you a more energy efficient vinyl window. When you are ready to explore all the options for vinyl replacement windows in your home, call Wilson's Home Improvement and set up an appointment to meet with on of our Estimators.

The Clog-Free Solution K-Guard Gutters are a completely engineered, fully integrated, leaf-free gutter system. No other system can offer the strength, durability, capacity and attractiveness of K-Guard. Capacity: Because our gutters are a full 5-inches wide, our system is able to drain more water than other, smaller systems. And since our gutters accommodate the larger, 3×4-inch downspouts, K-Guard easily flushes out any small pieces of debris that may occasionally enter the system. Strength: The K-Guard system is built around our patented, high-strength hangers. Made from strong, all-weather polymers and set every 24 inches inside the gutter, these hangers fully support the hood and keep the gutter from sagging, or in any way losing its form. Durability: The lifespan of the K-Guard system is practically unlimited. Made of heavy-duty aluminum, the base material will not corrode. The coatings on the gutter and hood will last over 20 years, and the patented hangers give our gutters the strength to withstand virtually any weather conditions. Attractiveness: In contrast to the sharp corners and vertical faces of most gutter systems, the smooth, curved appearance of K-Guard gutters complements and adds beauty to your home. These gutters also come in a wide variety of colors, which will definitely amplify the curb appeal of your home.