Key takeaways
- National range: $8,500–$20,000 for a 2,000 sq ft home, about $14,500 on average.
- Cheapest states: Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama. Most expensive: Hawaii, California and Alaska.
- Biggest price driver: Material — vinyl and engineered wood cost least.
- Best way to save: Get quotes in fall or early winter, when labor can be cheaper.
How much does siding replacement cost in 2026?
| Material / item | Typical cost (per sq ft installed) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Vinyl | $3–$12 | Most common |
| Fiber cement | $5–$14 | Durable, fire resistant |
| Engineered wood | $2–$10 | |
| Wood | $2–$15 | Needs regular repainting or stain |
| Steel | $4–$16 | |
| Aluminum | $3–$10 | |
| Stucco | $7–$17 | |
| Brick veneer | $8–$21 | |
| Stone veneer | $5–$11 | |
| Labor | $1–$4 per sq ft | $1,800–$8,000 for an average home |
How we calculate costs
National ranges come from published cost surveys (cited below). Local estimates apply an approximate state cost index. Read our methodology.
Siding Replacement Cost questions, answered
- What is the cost of vinyl? The typical cost of vinyl is $3–$12 (typical cost per sq ft installed). Most common.
- What is the cost of fiber cement? The typical cost of fiber cement is $5–$14 (typical cost per sq ft installed). Durable, fire resistant.
- What is the cost of engineered wood? The typical cost of engineered wood is $2–$10 (typical cost per sq ft installed).
- What is the cost of wood? The typical cost of wood is $2–$15 (typical cost per sq ft installed). Needs regular repainting or stain.
- What is the cost of steel? The typical cost of steel is $4–$16 (typical cost per sq ft installed).
- What is the cost of aluminum? The typical cost of aluminum is $3–$10 (typical cost per sq ft installed).
- What is the cost of stucco? The typical cost of stucco is $7–$17 (typical cost per sq ft installed).
- What is the cost of brick veneer? The typical cost of brick veneer is $8–$21 (typical cost per sq ft installed).
- What is the cost of stone veneer? The typical cost of stone veneer is $5–$11 (typical cost per sq ft installed).
- What is the cost of labor? The typical cost of labor is $1–$4 per sq ft (typical cost per sq ft installed). $1,800–$8,000 for an average home.
What changes the price
- Material — vinyl and engineered wood cost least.
- Home size and stories.
- Tear-off of old siding ($1,000–$2,500).
- Trim, wrap and insulation upgrades.
- Permits and inspections ($150–$1,500).
How to save without cutting corners
- Get quotes in fall or early winter, when labor can be cheaper.
- Compare vinyl and fiber cement on lifespan, not just price.
- Replace damaged sections only when the rest is sound.
- Finalize quotes about 3 months ahead of the work.
Siding Replacement Cost by state
Labor and material prices vary by region. These estimates apply each state's approximate cost index to the national range.
| State | Estimated range | vs. U.S. average |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $7,300–$17,200 | 14% below |
| Alaska | $10,400–$24,400 | 22% above |
| Arizona | $7,900–$18,600 | 7% below |
| Arkansas | $7,200–$17,000 | 15% below |
| California | $10,400–$24,400 | 22% above |
| Colorado | $8,500–$20,000 | about average |
| Connecticut | $9,500–$22,400 | 12% above |
| Delaware | $8,800–$20,800 | 4% above |
| District of Columbia | $9,400–$22,000 | 10% above |
| Florida | $7,800–$18,400 | 8% below |
| Georgia | $7,600–$17,800 | 11% below |
| Hawaii | $11,100–$26,000 | 30% above |
| Idaho | $7,800–$18,400 | 8% below |
| Illinois | $9,400–$22,000 | 10% above |
| Indiana | $8,000–$18,800 | 6% below |
| Iowa | $7,900–$18,600 | 7% below |
| Kansas | $7,700–$18,000 | 10% below |
| Kentucky | $7,700–$18,000 | 10% below |
| Louisiana | $7,400–$17,400 | 13% below |
| Maine | $8,100–$19,000 | 5% below |
| Maryland | $8,500–$20,000 | about average |
| Massachusetts | $10,000–$23,600 | 18% above |
| Michigan | $8,300–$19,600 | 2% below |
| Minnesota | $9,000–$21,200 | 6% above |
| Mississippi | $7,200–$17,000 | 15% below |
| Missouri | $8,200–$19,400 | 3% below |
| Montana | $7,900–$18,600 | 7% below |
| Nebraska | $7,700–$18,000 | 10% below |
| Nevada | $8,800–$20,600 | 3% above |
| New Hampshire | $8,500–$20,000 | about average |
| New Jersey | $9,900–$23,400 | 17% above |
| New Mexico | $7,600–$17,800 | 11% below |
| New York | $10,200–$24,000 | 20% above |
| North Carolina | $7,400–$17,400 | 13% below |
| North Dakota | $7,800–$18,400 | 8% below |
| Ohio | $8,100–$19,000 | 5% below |
| Oklahoma | $7,400–$17,400 | 13% below |
| Oregon | $8,900–$21,000 | 5% above |
| Pennsylvania | $8,800–$20,800 | 4% above |
| Rhode Island | $9,400–$22,000 | 10% above |
| South Carolina | $7,400–$17,400 | 13% below |
| South Dakota | $7,500–$17,600 | 12% below |
| Tennessee | $7,600–$17,800 | 11% below |
| Texas | $7,600–$17,800 | 11% below |
| Utah | $7,900–$18,600 | 7% below |
| Vermont | $8,200–$19,200 | 4% below |
| Virginia | $8,000–$18,800 | 6% below |
| Washington | $9,200–$21,600 | 8% above |
| West Virginia | $7,900–$18,600 | 7% below |
| Wisconsin | $8,500–$20,000 | about average |
| Wyoming | $7,700–$18,200 | 9% below |
Siding Replacement Cost FAQs
What is the cheapest siding?
Engineered wood and aluminum start around $2–$3 per square foot installed.
Is old siding removal extra?
Yes, typically $1,000–$2,500.
More questions? See the siding replacement guide.
Siding Replacement Cost in popular cities
New York City, NYLos Angeles, CAChicago, ILHouston, TXPhiladelphia, PAPhoenix, AZSan Antonio, TXSan Diego, CADallas, TXSan Jose, CAAustin, TXJacksonville, FLSan Francisco, CAColumbus, OHFort Worth, TXIndianapolis, INCharlotte, NCSeattle, WADenver, CODetroit, MIBoston, MAMemphis, TNPortland, OROklahoma City, OKLas Vegas, NVBaltimore, MDWashington, D.C., DCMilwaukee, WINashville, TNFresno, CASacramento, CAKansas City, MOAtlanta, GAVirginia Beach, VARaleigh, NCMiami, FL
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Sources: Fixr — House siding cost · Angi — What is siding · Angi — Siding installation and repair. Ranges are rounded estimates; see our editorial policy.