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Aluminum Siding

These sources have been recommended as places for replacement siding. Others have obtained plain aluminum from tractor trailer repair places and manufactured their own siding. If you do that, you'll have to put the crimps in every 3". This is a handy thing to do if you want to redo your roof without the two seams that were in it originally. If you have anything to add, please e-mail me.

• All-Rite Aluminum
• Interstate Metals (Portland, OR)
• RV Surplus & Salvage (Elkhart, IN)

In 6/08, Eric added these comments: I ended up finding the cheapest prices on the 3" break or 3" run aluminum at RV Surplus in Elkhart, IN. Even though they don't list it on the website, they can make the pattern. The seam used on Serro Scotty siding is the Pittsburgh seam. I also ended up getting the roof aluminum from them. I would suggest talking to Trina, the manager, about having them ship the aluminum to a local distribution warehouse, if possible. Normally they use UPS Freight and that was a nightmare for me to deal with (scheduling issues, etc.). The single sheet of roof aluminum was interesting to work with and I recommend having friends around when you decide to unroll it (think of a coiled spring)!