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Steel siding has changed dramatically since it was introduced more than a century ago. Forget every conception you have of metal siding as industrial and strictly utilitarian; Today’s steel siding stands up next to wood, vinyl, and fiber cement siding as a durable, attractive alternative.

Learn about steel siding solutions for your Minnesota home or business, and get started today by requesting a quote!

Powers Premier Contracting: Steel Siding

High-performance steel siding installed by Powers Premier Contracting will bring durability, elegance, and style to your Twin Cities property. Steel siding is one of the most durable siding solutions available for both residential and commercial applications. It’s built to withstand hurricane-strength winds, and unlike wood siding, steel can handle extreme temperature shifts without shrinking or warping. It’s also resistant to fire, insects, and pests.

Completely recyclable and manufactured using recycled materials, steel siding is an eco-friendly home siding solution. It is available in versatile designs, including vertical, traditional lap, Dutch lap, and shake. And there are so many quality brands to choose from that what really matters is choosing a competent and experienced installer for your project.

Let us prove why we’re the right company for the job! See examples of our siding work here, and check out our reviews.

Steel Siding FAQs

Other popular types of siding to consider for your Twin Cities property include vinyl and fiber cement. If you have any questions about steel siding repair vs. replacement or want to learn more about our siding options and services, please contact us!

Hammer Icon How Long Does Steel Siding Last?

Unlike other siding alternatives, steel siding won’t need to be repainted every few years. It’s also easy to clean, requires minimal maintenance over the years, and won’t swell or warp over time.

When steel siding is properly maintained, it can last up to 50 years.

Hammer Icon Does Steel Siding Rust?

It’s a common misconception that steel siding rusts. Although this was once the case, modern steel siding is treated during the manufacturing process and won’t rust as the years go by.

Hammer Icon Can You Repaint Steel Siding?

Today’s steel siding has a seamless barrier that minimizes air and water infiltration, keeping mildew and mold out of your home or building and protecting its finish. You can even capture the look of real wood with the depth and texture of wood grain steel siding.

Steel siding is easy to paint and uses a slightly different painting process than other types of exterior siding.

Hammer Icon Does Steel Siding Fade?

Steel siding is available in a wide range of bold colors and natural wood stain looks. Expect your siding to maintain its color over time without fading when exposed to UV radiation.

The same process that’s used to prevent rusting in steel siding also helps to prevent fading. And unlike paint, it won’t flake or chip.

Hammer Icon Does Steel Siding Make Noise?

If you’ve ever been in an old metal building, you may recall the sound of rain echoing against the metal. Today’s siding is manufactured differently and better insulated than the siding of the past, making it just as quiet as any wood or vinyl siding option available on the market.

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