Name: Window World of South Central Indiana
Brand: Window World
Rating: 4.6 (20 reviews)

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4000 Series Siding

Window World of South Central Indiana offers both the 4000 energy plus vinyl siding and 4000 reinforced vinyl siding products. Learn more about this series and decide which is right for you!

2000 Series Siding

Created with an effortless appearance, upkeep for the 2000 series Vinyl Siding is as simple as rinsing off dirt with a garden hose.

1500 Series Siding

Designed to imitate the look of wood, this product is a cost-effective way to get the most bang for your buck. Its reinforced, rolled-top nailing hem provides a sturdy wood attachment and gives your home the dependability it deserves.

1000 Series Siding

Blending quality and value is as easy as choosing Window World’s 1000 Vinyl Siding. No matter the harsh weather conditions in Columbus, this series will never stop working for you.

Shakes & Scallops

Window World of South Central Indiana’s Shakes and Scallops are the perfect way to add a unique touch to the exterior of your home.

Benefits Of Siding From Window World

Add curb appeal and increase your home’s overall value

Stand up to the harshest outdoor elements

Lower your energy bills for year-round utility savings

Includes our best-in-class limited lifetime warranty

About Our Vinyl Siding

Designed to protect your home from the elements for years to come, Window World of South Central Indiana is proud to offer the Prodigy® Insulated Wall System vinyl siding to all of its customers. What makes the system so special? Not only is it the most advanced siding system on the market, each Prodigy® profile is thick and designed to wrap your home in a blanket of insulation.

Save with Energy-Efficient Vinyl Siding

Window World Prodigy® vinyl siding offers many unique benefits, including lowered heating and cooling costs for your home. This energy-efficient system features 1.5-inch thick foam insulation that decreases the amount of hot or cold air that leaks into your interior.

Why Energy Efficiency Matters