I don't think it matters too much for the most part the brick ones are just veneers especially newer houses. Vinyl you have to maintain more but its still a once in a blue moon thing.
thank you for your response!
Most likely it won't because the original build came with vinyl im assuming, which doesnt require a footing. Vinyl homes are usually less expensive because it is the cheapest siding of the bunch. To be honest, if the house is vinyl, you can always have it teared down and replaced with stucco on the sides and back, with brick or stone in the front. A $20,000.00 upgrade can bring up the value of the house by atleast double that amount
I wouldn't say it's a deal breaker, but brick or brick veneer is superior than vinyl.
Yes it can , when it’s a custom built home. But vinyl on cookie cutter rows of developer built homes - looks cheap!dgnr8 wrote: ↑ I'm doing an addition and started the process of saying no vinyl, but that has changed. I drove around mature areas in Toronto that have a lot of vinyl and stucco (the beach, leslieville) and I actually prefer the look of the vinyl over stucco.
Vinyl can be done well and when it is done well the results are quite nice.
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