Upgrading to Eco-Friendly Siding
Carpenter replaces outdated aluminum siding with a greener, more aesthetically pleasing alternative.
- By Kristen Hampshire
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9 Steps to Building an Eco-Friendly Addition
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Jeff Wilson's Deep Energy Retrofit (DER) of his 70-year-old Cape Cod home included replacing 50-year-old aluminum siding with an eco-friendlier option. But first he air-sealed the home. Siding was the final step to creating an energy efficient \"curtain wall.\"
Here are the steps Jeff took to get the siding job done.
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