Despite it's popularity across the U.S., steel siding is not as well-known as other siding materials, and when we talk with prospective siding customers we find there are quite a few myths about this siding, one of which is that it interferes with cell signals. We're not sure where this idea originated, but it isn't true.
For the same reasons we detailed in our recent blog post on cell phones and metal roofing (click here to read it if you haven't already), if you have no cell phone issues in your home right now, having our seamless steel siding installed won't change that. A typical Twin Cities home is already filled with lots of metal, both structurally and from furnishings and appliances. So adding some steel to the outside shouldn't create problems with your cell service.As a licensed Minnesota home improvement contractor who specializes in energy-efficient, eco-friendly exterior solutions such as metal roofing and siding, part of our job is to educate homeowners in our area about the benefits of these exceptional products and correcting misinformation.
Metal siding such as our seamless steel is one of the top four siding materials used on homes in the U.S. The first on the market was aluminum siding, introduced in the mid 1940s as a low-maintenance alternative to traditional wood siding. We don't recommend aluminum siding for homes in Minnesota; it's a soft metal that can easily be damaged by hail. Steel siding provides the advantages of being virtually maintenance free but is extremely durable and impact resistant.

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