If You Love Buying American, You’ll Love Our Approach To House Siding

Where Your Siding Comes From Is Worth Asking About

Many of us like to buy American-made products. It’s important to support jobs and manufacturing close to home, and it’s also easier to trust a product when you know who made it.

We might check the label on a tool, an appliance, or even a pair of work boots. House siding deserves the same attention – maybe even more attention – because it covers nearly the entire outside of your home, and you expect it to stay there through years of heat, cold, rain, and wind.

Continental Siding has been family-owned and operated since 1982. We manufacture our siding in America and install it for homeowners across Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Read our company history to learn more about our customer-first, helpful approach.

Made Here Means We Know What We’re Installing

A siding contractor can buy panels from a supplier, put them on a truck, and bring them to your house. Ask where those panels came from, though, and the answer may sound vague. The installer and manufacturer may be two companies with very little connection beyond an order form.

A company that makes its own products knows those products through and through. And when a crew works with the same siding system every day, customers have one company to call with questions about the material or the installation.

American-Made House Siding You Can See Before You Buy It

Online research is useful, and it’s a lot of fun finding different house siding options for your home, but actual siding samples tell you a lot of things that a photograph can’t. Color looks different in daylight, and texture becomes easier to judge when you can run your hand over it. Even the thickness and rigidity of a panel make more sense once you’re holding it.

You can visit showrooms and offices across the Midwest, including in Independence, Wichita, and Columbia, to look closely at the products and ask how they’re made and installed. It feels better to be able to test the quality and strength of the products you’ll put on your home in person.

Seeing the product also helps you compare house siding options with your own home in mind. A color that looks perfect on a small sample may look odd across a two-story exterior, for example. Trim, shutters, and shake accents can change the whole effect.

Why Seamless Polymer Outperforms Overseas Vinyl

Traditional vinyl siding comes in standard lengths that need to be worked to fit your home. Installers are forced to overlap the pieces to cover a wall, leaving seams across the exterior. Over time, those overlap points can become more visible as dirt and staining collect around them.

Seamless polymer siding is measured and cut at the jobsite to fit the house. Longer, continuous courses give the exterior a cleaner look with fewer interruptions. Every home has different wall lengths, corners, windows, and rooflines, so making the siding fit the house is a huge practical advantage.

Continental Siding installs our seamless polymer siding with the patented Perma-Strate Wall System^®. Air can move behind the siding, helping prevent condensation and humidity buildup that can lead to mold and mildew.

Buying American Keeps More of the Work Close to Home

Manufacturing, measuring, sales, scheduling, installation, and customer service all contribute to the finished job. Choosing an American-made product from a regional company supports the people doing each part of that work.

Local accountability has another benefit. You can visit the company. You can see examples of completed projects. You can talk with someone who understands Midwest weather and has worked with homes in the region. If you ever have questions about your exterior, you’ll know who to ask for guidance.

Choosing American-made house siding is a way of supporting a regional, family-owned company and the people it employs across the Midwest, while putting something durable on the house you live in.

When you’re curious to see and feel the difference yourself, swing by a showroom or Get a FREE Quote. Tell us what you’re considering for your home. We’ll explain the choices, show you how our siding system works, and give you room to decide what suits your house. We’re always happy to help you LOVE YOUR HOME.