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The only change to the insurance is that by increasing the value of the home you probably need to increase the amount of coverage on the home. Vinyl Siding will not put the home in any other fire resistive catagory so the premium will not be reduced but you do really need to get the agent to come out and take new photos of the work done and talk to him about raising the coverage amount.
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