Two exterior warranties can both say "25 years" and mean very different things. How to read proration, labor coverage, transferability and exclusions before you sign.
T1-11 plywood siding rots at the bottom edge and in the grooves first. Here's why it happens on Chicagoland homes and how to seal it before panels need replacing.
What actually happens when a Rhino Shield crew shows up at a Chicagoland home: the wash, repairs, caulk, masking, primer and multi-coat finish, step by step.
Masonite hardboard siding swells and rots at the edges first. Here's how to tell if yours can be saved, and when coating beats a full tear-off in Chicagoland.
National averages put exterior painting between $1,800 and $4,600. Here's what actually drives the number on a Chicagoland home, and why two quotes on the same house can differ by thousands.
Rhino Shield was exposed to 500 hours of continuous salt fog testing. See the results and why they matter for Illinois winters, not just coastal homes.
You can paint vinyl siding, but standard exterior paint fails on it for two specific reasons. Here's what Chicago's temperature swings do to coated vinyl — and what actually holds.
Rhino Shield earned a Class A fire rating under ASTM E84. See the actual flame spread and smoke test data and what a Class A rating means for your home.
Most paint is never tested against wind-driven rain. See the independent lab results proving Rhino Shield holds up against Chicago's sideways summer storms.
See the independent lab results from a 4-week mold and algae resistance test on Rhino Shield, and why those black streaks on Chicago homes keep coming back.
We put Rhino Shield's flexibility to the lab test. See the ASTM elongation and tensile strength data behind why it doesn't crack in Chicago's freeze-thaw cycles.