Siding
Help choosing a material and style for your house. Start with our siding overview.
Siding cracked, faded or past fixing? We re-side what's worn out and repair what's worth saving, so your house looks good and stays dry.


Most of the houses we see were built long before vinyl was common, and many have been re-sided once already. That means the problem is rarely just the panel you can see. Water that gets past a cracked piece soaks into sheathing that may be decades old.
So we start behind the surface. We pull a few courses where the damage is, check the housewrap and sheathing, and look at how the windows and doors were flashed. Then you get a straight answer: patch it, re-side one wall, or re-side the house.
What we're usually called about:
Every job starts with a look at the walls, so the price covers what the house actually needs.
Help choosing a material and style for your house. Start with our siding overview.
Tear-off, sheathing repairs and new siding when the old layer is done. See how siding replacement works.
Cracked, loose or storm-damaged sections fixed at the source. Read about siding repair.
New siding on additions, garages and bare walls. Meet your siding installer.
Low-maintenance panels in dozens of colors and profiles. Compare vinyl siding options.

Here's how a typical project runs, from the first call to the last panel:
Want to know more about who we are? Read about our siding company.
Thinking about new siding? Call and get your house priced.
Call (412) 830-0567Pittsburgh's houses have a median age of about 62 years, so original wood clapboard under one or two later layers is common. When old layers come off, we check the sheathing before anything new goes on, because a fresh panel over rotted boards won't last.
Hillside lots bring their own work. Tall back walls need more staging, and downhill sides take more runoff, so we pay extra attention to clearance at the bottom course.
Homes in a City of Pittsburgh historic district need a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic Review Commission before exterior changes like new siding.
A full vinyl re-side on a Pittsburgh house typically runs about $5,750 to $13,050, depending on the size of the house and how much wall repair turns up. Repairs typically run about $240 to $1,500. Ranges like these are for budgeting only; your quote depends on the house.
Sometimes, but we usually recommend tearing off so we can see the sheathing. On older houses, that's where the surprises are.
Most full replacements do. Inside the city, permits go through the Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections, and historic districts add a review step.
None. Call (412) 830-0567, tell us about the house, and decide after you see the price.
Tell us what's happening on the outside of your house, and we'll set up a time to see it.