If you plan to install new siding on your home, you may wonder if a house wrap is necessary. Learn from our roofing company what a house wrap is and whether or not it’s necessary before siding installation.
A house wrap is a weather-resistant barrier installed over the sheathing of a home before the siding is installed. It is typically made from synthetic polyethylene and is designed to protect the home from moisture and air infiltration.
There are several reasons why a house wrap is beneficial before siding installation:
While a house wrap can provide many benefits, it’s not always necessary. In some cases, the existing sheathing on a home may provide adequate protection against moisture and air infiltration. Additionally, some types of siding may not require a house wrap, such as brick or stone veneer. Our residential roofing team can advise whether a house wrap is necessary.
In conclusion, a house wrap can provide many benefits when installed before siding. However, consulting with a professional contractor is essential to determine if it’s necessary for your specific project. At Christian Brothers Roofing in Louisville, KY, we offer expert siding installation services and can guide whether a house wrap is necessary for your project. You can also ask about our metal roofing options to go with your new siding. Contact us at (502) 244-0208 to learn more information and to receive a free estimate.
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