Planks, board & batten, colors, accessories and selling ASCEND.
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Is premium siding worth the investment? Compare ASCEND Composite Cladding, Gentek steel siding, and premium .046" Gentek vinyl to understand the differences in appearance, rigidity, maintenance, durability, and long-term value.
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Compare Gentek .046-inch Sequoia Select vinyl siding, SteelTek Supreme steel siding, and ASCEND Composite Cladding for Quad Cities wind, hail, storms, temperature changes, and moisture. Learn how ASTM standards, VSI certification, correct installation, and guidance from VSI Trainer Brian “JR” Girskis help contractors choose the right exterior cladding.
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ASCEND Composite Cladding combines a glass-reinforced polymer surface with graphite-infused insulation to deliver authentic wood styling, an R-value up to 2.0, wind-load performance up to 180 mph and a Class A fire rating.
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Physical siding samples can make a kitchen-table presentation far more effective. Learn how contractors can compare vinyl, steel, aluminum and ASCEND Composite Cladding side by side using texture, profile, thickness, rigidity, construction and appearance to help homeowners understand the real differences.
Read More →HOVER can help siding contractors turn ASCEND upgrades into something homeowners can actually see on their own home. Learn how 3D renderings, profile changes, color comparisons and visual proposals can make premium ASCEND options easier to understand and easier to sell.
Read More →Yes. ASCEND Composite Cladding can be used as an accent instead of covering the entire home. Learn where 7" Plank and 12" Board & Batten can create the most visual impact and how contractors can sell ASCEND as a targeted premium upgrade.
Read More →Combining ASCEND horizontal plank with 12" Board & Batten can give a home more architectural depth without making the exterior feel overly busy. Learn where to place each profile, how to coordinate colors, and how contractors can present the combination to homeowners.
Read More →ASCEND 7" Plank should be sold as an exterior design choice before it becomes a technical product discussion. Learn how contractors can use the tall 7-inch exposure, flat-face profile, textures, colors, shadow lines and architectural combinations to create a premium siding presentation.
Read More →ASCEND 12" Board & Batten gives contractors a premium vertical cladding option with bold architectural lines, wood-inspired texture, substantial projection and 21 available colors. Learn how to sell the design first and then build value with construction and performance.
Read More →A good-better-best siding presentation helps homeowners compare value instead of simply comparing prices. Learn how contractors can position quality vinyl siding, upgraded options and ASCEND Composite Cladding in a clear, professional sales presentation.
Read More →ASCEND Composite Cladding can give contractors an important middle-to-premium option between traditional vinyl siding and higher-cost exterior cladding systems. Learn how to present ASCEND without attacking vinyl or competing products—and let homeowners decide where they see the best value.
Read More →Homeowners often react to a siding product visually before they care about technical specifications. Learn how contractors can introduce ASCEND Composite Cladding through curb appeal, texture, profile and design before transitioning into performance.
Read More →ASCEND samples and demo kits are available at the counter, and most are free. Call to check which ASCEND colors are on hand.