San Antonio, TX, 2/11/2015 – Southwest Exteriors has earned the service industry’s coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award, reflecting an exemplary year of service provided to members of the local services marketplace and consumer review site in 2014. “It’s been an honor to receive this award for the past 8 years.

There are many ways to bring out the best of your home's appeal. Updating your siding is one of them. In this entry, we focus on different types of siding..

A new year is the time for change, and this also applies to your home. If you plan to significantly improve your home this year but do not want to spend a lot of money, updating your siding in San Antonio may just be the thing. Siding does not only protect your home from the weather, it also adds to the overall visual appeal of your house. If you want a new look for your home this new year, we recommend that you replace your siding. Here are a few things to consider when getting new siding:

Siding in San Antonio homes does not only improve curb property appeal;it also insulates and protects the home from extreme weather conditions. That’s why it should be taken care of all the time. And if you have any concerns regarding your siding, the best time to seek help is today. Not only will acting fast mitigate possible major concerns, it will also ensure that contractors get to implement your project in the best working conditions.

Every year, nearly 50% of American’s make New Year Resolutions. Lose weight, get organized, spend less, save more, and enjoy life to the fullest are some of the top 10. But many times we set unrealistic goals or make resolutions that require more time and energy than we can afford. Only 8% of people actually accomplish their New Year goals!

With shifting weather conditions that are a part of Texas life, your siding in San Antonio is definitely susceptible to siding damage. It could warp, buckle or develop mold and algae if not taken care of properly. These problems will definitely affect the curb appeal of your home, not to mention your home's insulating capabilities.