Changing the exterior appearance of your home requires a keen eye for design and of course, excellent material. Since having a beautiful home reflects who you are, only the best options matter. One of them is using fiber cement siding, a product that efficiently protects the home exterior from weather or natural elements.

Siding is a great home improvement feature, creating curb appeal for the home. It protects home exteriors from unsteady weather conditions and pest infestation. It also adds insulation to the home, providing more comfort for homeowners and helping them cut down on energy consumption. And there are many home siding options out there to fit the look of any home.

Wood is a great, natural, and beautiful material for almost anything. Cutting them up into planks and using them as sidings for your home's exterior would give your property a better curb appeal, especially when you have good roofing shingles, doors, windows, and other decor to complement it. The only problem with wood is that it attracts a lot of termites, which San Antonio, Texas has a lot of.

You've probably heard it on the news several times; the story on melting vinyl siding. It doesn't happen on a large scale, but several small cases are enough to raise questions about the siding, just like this article from Door & Window Market Magazine.

Volunteer organization STAR (Students Together Achieving Revitalization) and the Office of Historic Preservation recently finished renovations to 16 houses in the Knob Hill Historic District. Upon the completion of the project, Councilwoman Ivy Taylor paid a visit to thank the volunteers, saying that their efforts made up “one piece of the puzzle that provides real solutions to address revitalization efforts of the city.”

While many San Antonio siding, deck, roofing, and home improvement contractors turn old, dilapidated houses into fabulous-looking ones, there are others who make a bad situation even worse. Local news provider KSAT.com reported that Christie Howard, a San Antonio resident, hired a contractor with the hopes of having her house refurbished, but failed to get her money's value or her remodeling project done. She complained that the contractor took her money without completing his tasks.