New Jersey Siding Cost Calculator
Use our New Jersey Siding Cost Calculator to get a ballpark estimate based on your home’s size and siding type. Whether you live in Cherry Hill, Moorestown, or anywhere across Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester Counties, our tools help you better understand your budget before speaking with a siding expert. When you’re ready, contact Porter Exteriors for a free siding estimate!
How Much Does Siding Replacement Cost in New Jersey
A full vinyl siding replacement by Porter Family Exteriors typically runs $18,000 – $46,000 installed. A full James Hardie fiber cement replacement typically runs $22,000 – $70,000 installed. The price of a siding replacement project is determined by the size of your home, the complexity of your home’s architecture, and the siding material you choose.
Average Cost of New Siding In Your Area
Use the table below to explore average siding replacement costs for cities throughout New Jersey, based on the average-sized home in each respective city.
| Average Siding Replacement Cost by City | |
| City | Avg. Siding Cost |
|---|---|
Average Siding Cost by Home Size
| Home Size | Vinyl (Installed) | James Hardie (Installed) |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 - 1,750 sq ft | $18,000 - $28,000 | $22,000 - $40,000 |
| 1,750 - 2,500 sq ft | $24,000 - $36,000 | $32,000 - $55,000 |
| 2,500+ sq ft | $32,000 - $46,000 | $45,000 - $70,000+ |
Partial re-sides and smaller projects start around $8,000.
Siding Replacement Cost factors in New Jersey
Siding Material
Your siding material has a major impact on total project cost. Vinyl siding is typically the most affordable entry point, while fiber cement is what most Porter customers choose for its durability and appearance, and other premium materials like engineered wood cost more still. Higher-end materials often offer better durability and improved appearance, but they require a larger upfront investment.
Home Size
The larger your home, the more siding material, trim, house wrap, flashing, fasteners, and labor your project will require. A smaller ranch-style home will usually cost less to re-side than a larger two-story home. Home size is a major driver of the final price.
Project Complexity
Some homes are more labor-intensive than others. Detailed trim work, multiple stories, steep grades, dormers, shutters, soffit and fascia work, window and door transitions, and areas with moisture damage can all affect the price of the project.
Seasonal Demand
Siding prices and scheduling can also be influenced by the time of year. Spring, summer, and fall are popular seasons for exterior remodeling in New Jersey, which can make demand more competitive. Planning ahead can give you more flexibility when choosing materials, installation dates, and financing options.
Not sure whether vinyl or James Hardie fiber cement is the better fit for your home? We break down the real cost and performance differences in our honest vinyl siding vs. James Hardie comparison, including when each material makes the most sense.
