House siding install costs vary depending on the type, style, size, and shape of your home, as well as the quality and durability of the materials, the complexity and customizations of the installation, and the labor and permits required. The final cost of your siding project will depend on multiple factors, but here are some general estimates for some common siding options.

Vinyl siding is one of the most popular and affordable siding materials, costing between $4 and $10 per square foot in materials. Vinyl siding is low maintenance, easy to install, and comes in various colors and styles. However, vinyl siding can fade, crack, or warp over time. Vinyl siding comes in different sizes and shapes, with the Clapboard siding, running horizontally across the house, being one of the most popular types of vinyl siding. Board and Batten siding is a type of siding that runs up and down on the house. Cedar Shingle and Shake vinyl siding are sidings that looks like real cedar wood. Vinyl siding has a lifespan of about 20 to 40 years.

Wood siding is another common siding material, costing between $5 and $14 per square foot. Wood siding offers a natural and beautiful look, and it can be painted or stained to suit your preferences. However, wood siding requires more maintenance, such as painting, sealing, and cleaning, and it is prone to rot, pests, and fire damage. Wood siding has a lifespan of about 20 to 40 years.

Smart LP siding is a type of engineered wood siding, costing between $5 and $13 per square foot. Smart LP siding is made of wood strands and resin, and it is designed to be more durable, moisture resistant, and pest resistant than traditional wood siding. Smart LP siding also comes in various styles, such as board and batten, shake, and shingle. Smart LP siding has a lifespan of about 30 to 50 years.

Cedar Shingle siding is another type of wood siding, costing between $6 and $15 per square foot. Shingle siding is made of smooth or sawn cedar shingles, and it offers a classic and elegant look. However, shingle siding also requires more maintenance, such as staining, sealing, and cleaning, and it is vulnerable to rot, pests, and fire damage. Shingle siding has a lifespan of about 20 to 40 years.

In addition to the cost of the siding materials, you should also consider the cost of the installation, which can vary from $2.50 to $5.00 per square foot depending on the size and shape of your home, the removal of the old siding, the installation of the house wrap. For example, a one-story house with a simple shape will cost less to install than a two-story or multiple-story house with a complex shape. A house with a lot of customizations, such as trim, PVC, or paint, will also cost more to install than a house with a standard design. A house that requires scaffolding, special equipment, or extra labor will also increase the installation cost.

House siding costs are an important factor to consider when choosing a siding material for your home. You should compare different options and prices to find the best one for your budget, preferences, and long-term goals. By following these tips, you can get a beautiful and durable siding that suits your home. You should also hire a reputable and experienced contractor to ensure a quality and safe installation. ADR Home Improvement is here to help you. Contact us for a free estimate!