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Siding Replacement Cost by City (2026)

Updated 2026

Siding replacement covers tear-off, house wrap, and new cladding. Vinyl is the budget option; fiber cement, engineered wood, and metal cost more but last longer. Nationally, expect $8,000-$20,000. Pick your city below for a localized estimate.

$8,000
Low
$11,600
U.S. Average
$20,000
High

What affects siding replacement cost

Siding Replacement cost by city

CityTypical average
New York, NY$13,400View →
Los Angeles, CA$13,400View →
Chicago, IL$12,000View →
Houston, TX$11,400View →
Phoenix, AZ$11,600View →
Philadelphia, PA$11,700View →
San Antonio, TX$11,400View →
San Diego, CA$13,400View →
Dallas, TX$11,400View →
Fort Worth, TX$11,400View →
Jacksonville, FL$11,600View →
Austin, TX$11,400View →
San Jose, CA$13,400View →
Charlotte, NC$11,300View →
Columbus, OH$11,200View →
Indianapolis, IN$11,100View →
San Francisco, CA$13,400View →
Seattle, WA$12,900View →
Denver, CO$12,200View →
Nashville, TN$11,100View →

Frequently asked questions

What is the most cost-effective siding?
Vinyl offers the lowest installed cost; fiber cement costs more but adds durability and resale value.
How long does siding last?
Vinyl lasts 20-40 years; fiber cement can exceed 50 with proper maintenance.
Can new siding improve efficiency?
Adding insulated siding or a wrap layer during replacement reduces drafts and energy loss.
Figures localized from 2026 national baselines. Informational only - see our methodology.