FAQs

A complete roof replacement is typically accomplished within a single day. Our team begins work early in the morning and ensures all aspects of the project are completed by late afternoon.

A complete roof replacement is typically accomplished within a single day. Our team begins work early in the morning and ensures all aspects of the project are completed by late afternoon.

A complete roof replacement is typically accomplished within a single day. Our team begins work early in the morning and ensures all aspects of the project are completed by late afternoon.

A complete roof replacement is typically accomplished within a single day. Our team begins work early in the morning and ensures all aspects of the project are completed by late afternoon.

Yes, solar panels can be installed on both shingle and metal roofs. Metal is the preferred roofing material for solar installations. If you are considering solar energy, it may be wise to replace your roof during the solar installation process.

MSP Exteriors is pleased to offer a range of financing options, including zero percent interest and affordable monthly payments. Contact us today to explore the best financing solutions for your needs

Metal roofs have a lifespan of 30 to 50 years. While they may require occasional cosmetic repairs, they represent a long-term investment in your property.

Typical vinyl siding can endure for two decades or more, providing lasting beauty and durability for your home.

The cost of vinyl siding for a home can vary significantly. For smaller residences, expect an investment ranging from $10,000 to $20,000, while larger homes may require a budget between $20,000 and $40,000

It is not advisable to paint vinyl siding, as both manufacturers and insurance companies typically discourage this practice. Doing so may void your warranty.

Much of vinyl siding is non-recyclable.

While building codes permit siding over substrates like brick, it is crucial to conduct a thorough inspection of the substrate prior to installation

Insurance coverage varies, often focusing on structural damage like cracks rather than aesthetic issues such as discoloration or fading. Policies that include matching may qualify for comprehensive restoration in select cases.

Copper roofing complements a range of siding colors, with current trends favoring hues like crisp white or bold tones such as deep black and slate. Its versatility ensures a timeless appeal that harmonizes effortlessly with contemporary architectural styles.

Typically, aluminum siding has a lifespan ranging from 15 to 20 years. Recently, there has been a notable shift among manufacturers and installers from aluminum to steel siding. Aluminum, although easier to dent, remains a popular choice due to its durability and cost-effectiveness.

Aluminum gutters typically have a lifespan of 10 years. However, over time, leaks often manifest at the miter joints, signaling the need for replacement as the gutter nears the end of its service life

Aluminum gutters offer a cost-effective alternative to steel. They are the preferred choice for residential gutter systems due to their affordability and durability

Seamless aluminum galvanized gutters represent the most durable option available in the current market.

Aluminum gutters dominate the current market for gutter installations due to their superior performance compared to PVC counterparts, offering advantages such as reduced susceptibility to leaks, damage, and clogging.

TimberTech and AZEK have emerged as premier choices among maintenance-free brands, while cedar maintains its enduring appeal.

Composite decking typically has a lifespan of 25 years or more, making it a cost-effective choice over the deck’s lifetime due to lower maintenance expenses.

Composite decking cannot be painted; however, it offers a diverse selection of colors and stains to suit various preferences.

Fiberglass insulation incorporates fire retardant additives alongside anti-mold properties.

Fiberglass insulation offers long-lasting performance, though it may gradually settle over time, necessitating periodic replacement to maintain optimal efficiency.

In the course of an installation project, fiberglass may be either removed or added to ensure compliance with current building codes. We strive to keep you informed and up-to-date throughout the process.

While it is technically feasible to trim fiberglass doors, it is generally not recommended.

Many fiberglass doors are factory-painted, similar to automotive finishes, ensuring optimal durability.