Congratulations to our Project Manager Dennis Shasteen who has just earned Certainteed’s 5-Star Vinyl Siding and Trim Contractor certificate.

Dennis earned their highest siding credential because he’s passed the CertainTeed and Wolverine Vinyl Siding Master Craftsman test and the Restoration Millwork Master Craftsman test in addition to the Vinyl Siding Institute’s Certified Installer course. He has the highest level of training on Certainteed exterior housing products, and as their website explains, “Only the best and brightest contractors receive this 5-Star Contractor recognition.”

Most every Friday morning, our construction team has educational seminars on the newest building technologies and how to properly use and install them. As they got deeper into learning about all the Certainteed roofing and siding products, many of our carpenters earned specialty certificates for millwork and fibercement siding.

After putting the products to the ultimate test – our clients’ homes – the final analysis is that Mosby Building Arts prefers to use Certainteed because of its quality and durability, large range of choices for the homeowner and the strong warranties that are the mark of a manufacturer confident about its product.

We require products and systems that we can rely on consistently. Surprises can be frustrating and costly for us at the time of construction and, later, for the homeowner, so we need to know all the variables, benefits and long-term dependability.

We have a number of products and lines we use consistently because we know it delivers the value we promise to you. On his KMOX Home Improvement Show, when you hear Scott Mosby recommend or refer to a product by name, you can be sure it’s met our exacting standards. Or as Scott is often heard to say: “If I wouldn’t use it for my house, it’s not going in yours!”

So, Certainteed is the newest member of the Mosby Approved Solutions, and we’ve got the certified experts, like Dennis, to insure the best results for your remodeling dollars.

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