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NEW! ProVia Vinyl Siding

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ProVia Rated #1 Consumer Reports best
Vinyl Siding Product.

Avalon Exteriors is proud to announce Consumer Reports Rated #1 Vinyl Siding Products to you.

When you choose CedarMAX insulated vinyl siding you have chosen the #1 Recommended Siding* on the market. CedarMax is manufactured by integrating our ‘Super Polymer Formulated’ vinyl siding with rigid foam insulation, which provides all the beauty, durability and sustainability of vinyl siding. What’s more, you also get the added bonus of improved energy efficiency.

CedarMAX insulated vinyl siding is engineered with a strong, rigid foam backing that can bridge the subtle bows and dips that are present on almost every wall. This makes for longer, straighter panels and an increased curb appeal.  Unlike conventional hollow siding, which can be damaged by rain, hail or contact with your child’s fastball, CedarMAX insulated vinyl siding offers five times greater impact resistance over hollow siding.

GAF Timberline HD

Roofing

  • #1-selling shingles in North America available with a Lifetime ltd. warranty (See GAF Shingle and Accessory Ltd. Warranty for complete coverage and restrictions.)64 pieces per square/3 bundles per square
  • Dura Grip™ Adhesive grips tightly even in strong gale-force winds to reduce the risk of shingle blow-off

GAF TIMBERTEX

Roofing

  • 8-in exposure means fewer pieces to install (vs typical cut-up strip shingles)
  • Dramatic look: extra-thick, double-layer design is thicker than cut-up strip shingles, for a distinctive upscale look
  • Stays in place: Dura Grip Self-Seal adhesive seals each piece tightly and helps reduce shingle blow-off

GAF Pro-Start

Roofing

  • For use with most standard English and Metric-sized shingles
  • Saves you time and labor: no more wasted time cutting your own starter strips
  • Easy to install: Up to 71% more coverage per bundle (versus using cut-up strip shingles) means less to carry and handle on the roof

GAF Weather Watch

Roofing

  • Looks better: fiberglass reinforcement helps resist wrinkling/buckling and lies flat under shingles
  • Protection against ice dams; is required wherever the January average temperature is 25° F or lower or where there is a possibility of ice forming in the eaves (check local building codes for specifications in your area)
  • Dependable: self-seals around nails or metal roofing fasteners