Siding Installation in Pittsburgh, PA
Pittsburgh, Bethel Park, Monroeville, McKeesport, Cranberry-area suburbs, Beaver County and Washington County – one call connects you with a local siding installer.
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Local know-how
New siding in Pittsburgh: what local homeowners should know
Pittsburgh’s hills are covered with older homes – brick and frame row houses, foursquares, bungalows and cape cods, many built before World War II. On frame houses, aluminum, asbestos-cement shingles or several layers of old siding are common, and replacing them is one of the region’s most popular exterior projects.
Steep lots, tall facades and narrow gaps between houses make siding jobs here more complex than in flat suburbs. Experienced local crews plan scaffolding, disposal and access before they start.
In the South Hills, the North Hills, Beaver County and Washington County, homes from the 1960s through the 1990s often have original vinyl or aluminum that has faded and cracked. Many owners upgrade to insulated vinyl or fiber cement for a longer-lasting finish.
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- Call usTell us about your home, the siding you have now and what you want to change – new material, a full re-side or replacing damaged walls.
- Get connectedYou are connected with an independent siding contractor who serves your ZIP code.
- Book your appointmentSet a time for the contractor to measure your home and walk you through materials, colors and price. You decide – no obligation.
Services
Siding services in Pittsburgh
Siding Replacement
Replace worn, cracked, faded or outdated siding on your whole house or on single walls.
Learn more →Vinyl Siding Installation
Vinyl is the most popular siding in the US: affordable, low-maintenance and available in dozens of colors and profiles.
Learn more →Fiber Cement Siding
Fiber cement siding looks like painted wood, resists fire, rot and insects and can last 50 years or more.
Learn more →Engineered Wood Siding
Engineered wood siding gives you the warm look of real wood at a lower price, in lap, shake and board-and-batten styles.
Learn more →Storm-Damaged Siding
Hail, high winds and falling branches can crack, dent and tear off siding.
Learn more →Service area
Communities we serve in Pittsburgh
Independent siding contractors take calls from across Allegheny, Beaver and Washington County, including:
- Aleppo
- Aliquippa
- Allison Park
- Ambridge
- Amity
- Avella
- Baden
- Bakerstown
- Beaver
- Beaver Falls
- Belle Vernon
- Bentleyville
- Bethel Park
- Brackenridge
- Braddock
- Bradfordwoods
- Brave
- Bridgeville
- Bulger
- Burgettstown
- Canonsburg
- Carmichaels
- Carnegie
- Charleroi
- Cheswick
- Clairton
- Clarksville
- Claysville
- Clinton
- Conway
- Coraopolis
- Creighton
- Crescent
- Cuddy
- Dilliner
- Donora
- Dravosburg
- Duquesne
- East Mckeesport
- East Pittsburgh
- Eighty Four
- Elizabeth
- Finleyville
- Fredericktown
- Freedom
- Garards Fort
- Georgetown
- Gibsonia
- Glassport
- Glenshaw
- Graysville
- Greensboro
- Harwick
- Hickory
- Holbrook
- Homestead
- Hookstown
- Houston
- Imperial
- Indianola
- Industry
- Jefferson
- Joffre
- Lawrence
- Leetsdale
- Marianna
- Mcdonald
- Mckees Rocks
- Mckeesport
- Midland
- Monaca
- Monessen
- Monongahela
- Monroeville
- Morgan
- Mount Morris
- Natrona Heights
- New Brighton
- New Eagle
- New Freeport
- New Kensington
- North Versailles
- Oakdale
- Oakmont
- Pittsburgh
- Presto
- Prosperity
- Rochester
- Rogersville
- Russellton
- Scenery Hill
- Sewickley
- Slovan
- South Park
- Spraggs
- Springdale
- Strabane
- Sutersville
- Sycamore
- Tarentum
- Trafford
- Turtle Creek
- Venetia
- Verona
- Warrendale
- Washington
- Waynesburg
- West Alexander
- West Finley
- West Mifflin
- West Newton
- Wexford
- Wind Ridge
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FAQ
Siding Installation in Pittsburgh
Nearby service areas:
- Siding Installation Greensburg, Johnstown & Laurel Highlands, PA
- Siding Installation Erie & Northwest Pennsylvania, PA
- Siding Installation Harrisburg, Lancaster & York, PA
- Siding Installation Lehigh Valley & Poconos, PA
- Siding Installation Scranton & Wilkes-Barre, PA
- Siding Installation Philadelphia, PA
- Siding Installation Bucks, Montgomery, Chester & Delaware County, PA
How much does new siding cost in Pittsburgh?
Most homeowners in the Pittsburgh area spend several thousand to over $20,000 to re-side a house. Vinyl usually runs about $3 to $12 per square foot installed and fiber cement about $5 to $14, depending on the product, the size and height of the home, trim details and whether the sheathing needs repair. The contractor gives you an exact price after measuring.
Does a siding contractor need to be registered in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Under the Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act, contractors who do more than $5,000 of home improvement work a year must register with the Pennsylvania Attorney General, and the registration number must appear on your contract.
Why does siding cost more on some Pittsburgh homes?
Steep lots, tall walls and tight access between houses mean more scaffolding and labor, and older homes often need sheathing repairs once the old siding is off. The contractor will explain what drives the price for your home.
Planning new siding in Pittsburgh?
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