We are a locally-owned small siding installer located near Frankfort. We specialize in modernizing your home, no matter the size or scope of your renovation.
Boost Your Homes Curb's Appeal
Replacing your siding may increase your homes value and give fresh breath of a life.
There are several types of stunning siding materials available such as vinyl, fiber cement, and wooden shakes. Use our guide below to help you make an informed decision on what will work best for you.
We all want a stunning home. The color, texture, and overall look can spice up your homes curb appeal.
It's an important variable to take into account when buying a new siding as you wouldn't want to buy something expensive that wears down quickly.
Some materials will be naturally water resistant. However, you'd want to use professional installers or pay extra attention to detail when doing yourself. This will help prevent water from seeping in which will decay and rot the structure of the house resulting in a more expensive siding replacement down the line.
Siding materials come with an R-value. The R-value measures the energy efficiency of the material; the higher the R-value the more heat the siding retains. This will help you lower your lower your energy bills and save you money in the long-run.
For many, the budget is often the number 1 variable in many home improvements. Choose a siding that fits your needs best.
Dima & his brother did a fabulous job on covering my patio. It is exactly what I wanted & beautiful. They are very knowledgeable regarding remodeling and their work is high quality.
If you want professional, skilled & trustworthy, then I recommend using Savchuk Remodeling for your next project.
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The first English explorers began visiting the area in the early 1750s. The city was named Frankfort after Stephen Frank, a settler who was killed at or near the site during an Indian Skirmish in 1780. The city bid to be the Capital for Kentucky. The first statehouse was built by 1794 however it burned down in 1813. It was rebuilt in 1816 and burned down again in 1824. The "Old Capital" was designed by Gideon Shyrock and finished in 1830; it remained the state capital for the following 80 years. The new capital was constructed in South Frankfort as the old location was deemed too small.
The leading industry in the 20th century was distilling. It was hit hard by approval of the Eighteenth Amendment to the US Constitution.
The Great Depression brought suffering. However, the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment in 1933 gave Frankfort an economic boost. After WWI the city's population doubled—most of it being due to annexation of developing suburban areas. In the early 1950s, the cities downtown was crowded and bustling. Traffic congestion and lack of parking became a problem this resulted in housing developers building outside the old area.
Frankfort's core historic business district remains an active center of commerce with a positive trend. The current population of Frankfort is about 28,000 people. It has one of the most beautiful Capital buildings in the country.
