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Sometimes new Gentek aluminum siding can be used to repair an older aluminum-sided home—but only after the existing profile, exposure, lock, butt depth, texture and color have been checked carefully. Learn how contractors should evaluate compatibility before ordering replacement material.
Read More →Matching replacement steel siding requires more than finding the original color name. Learn how profile, texture, weathering, gloss, production changes and natural light affect Gentek SteelTek Supreme repairs.
Read More →A cracked or loose shake panel does not always require replacing an entire wall. Learn how to document the damage, protect the area, identify the likely cause and follow the correct contractor, warranty or insurance path.
Read More →Vinyl siding can soften, warp, or melt when exposed to concentrated sunlight, barbecue grills, fire, and other external heat sources. Learn how to identify the cause, prevent repeat damage, and properly replace affected panels with Gentek Sequoia Select .046 vinyl siding.
Read More →Why do exterior siding colors fade? Learn how UV exposure, heat, weathering, cleaning practices, and installation conditions affect color—and how Gentek Sequoia Select .046 vinyl siding helps provide lasting, fade-resistant beauty.
Read More →Bring a piece of the old panel to the counter. Many panels can be matched by color, woodgrain and profile.