Revinylize entered the Louisville, KY market with an innovative idea for a greener, stronger community – identify a home clad with vinyl siding that had reached its end of useful life and was ready for residing. This project would demonstrate how the Revinylize Recycling Collaborative’s national recycling program makes it easy to recycle vinyl building products and raises awareness among businesses and consumers, highlighting specific metrics and data to further educate the industry. Revinylize reclaims post-consumer materials from landfills, recycles these materials into beautiful, new products and recreates more sustainable communities with homes clad with the highest-performance vinyl siding.
Walkable neighborhoods are on the rise. That means more developers are focusing on building planned communities over traditional single-family subdivisions. In this case study, we explore Bishop’s Landing by Beazer Homes and how it exemplifies this growing trend.
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Vinyl Siding Institute is now the Polymeric Exterior Products Association (PEPA)
We’ve expanded our focus to represent the growing range of architectural products that share and complement vinyl siding’s performance and aesthetics.
