Why TrimLogic
The cost-effectiveness of high-quality trim
Choosing TrimLogic is a decision for those who value long-term protection and peace of mind. It's an investment in quality that pays dividends in durability and reduced maintenance, making it the logical choice for both homeowners and contractors.
A smaller investment, greater impact
While siding may account for a larger percentage of the project cost, trim is a smaller investment. Skimping on trim doesn't save much in the grand scheme but can greatly increase the risk of compromising the whole project.
Reduce on-going maintenance costs
Constructed of cellular foam PVC (up to 95% recycled material), it is engineered to manage water effectively, preventing the maintenance issues associated with traditional materials like wood and fiber cement.
Enhances home value
Investing in superior trim prevents the unsightly rot that can ruin curb appeal. High-quality, low-maintenance trim enhances your home's look and market value.
To get the most out of your siding choice, you need a trim engineered to protect it
While many homeowners see exterior trim as a decorative element that frames windows and doors, its true value lies in the crucial protective layer it provides to your home. Trim is a frontline defender, actively working to shield your siding and the structure beneath from the harsh elements.
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1. Corner trims link multiple siding walls, protect joints, and integrate with skirt board trims that often touch the ground, requiring materials resistant to water absorption
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2. Windows disrupt siding continuity, necessitating proper trim surrounds as material movement, deteriorating caulking and protrusions present opportunity for excess water to get behind exterior shell.
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3. Front entrance trim boosts curb appeal yet is prone to moisture contact, particularly around door, column wraps and porch steps.
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4. Roofline trim endures water exposure and excess humidity, complicating maintenance and repainting due to its challenging accessibility.
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5. Garage door trim is vulnerable to water absorption from frequent contact with ground and concrete.
1. Corner trims link multiple siding walls, protect joints, and integrate with skirt board trims that often touch the ground, requiring materials resistant to water absorption
Superior Performance
TrimLogic performs where wood & fiber cement fail
TrimLogic takes the protective function of trim to the next level with its advanced PVC material. Unlike wood and fiber cement, which can absorb water and become breeding grounds for rot, TrimLogic is non-porous. This means it repels water rather than absorbing it, significantly reducing the risk of water damage.
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RECYCLED MATERIAL
Avoid common water damage issues when you choose TrimLogic
Engineered wood and fiber cement, commonly used yet porous materials, can absorb water, leading to swelling, warping, and other structural issues over time. These materials, though popular, often require frequent maintenance and can compromise the longevity of your investment.
Fiber cement is inherently brittle, becoming prone to cracking with even slight moisture exposure and typical building movement.
Fiber cement and engineered wood necessitate caulking at butt joints, which collect dirt and debris causing unsightly corners and potential for failure.
Sealed ends and caulking at joints deteriorate under constant water exposure, are difficult to repair, and if left unattended, will ultimately necessitate replacement.
Caulk and sealants, after enduring weather and water exposure, can leave noticeable stains that detract from a building's visual appeal and hint at deeper maintenance challenge
Fiber cement and engineered wood trims are not meant for ground contact, yet door and garage trims often approach the ground, resulting in water absorption and potential damage.
Despite required ground clearance from proper use of masonry, competitive trims face water contact from pooling, grade build-up, and weather.
Helpful installation and painting resources
Unlike traditional wood and fiber cement, TrimLogic does not absorb water, ensuring your home’s exterior remains robust and protected without the ongoing hassle. With proper installation and the right paint selection, TrimLogic promises a long-lasting trim that helps shields your home’s exterior.
