Size and number of stories
The single biggest factor. A two-story home costs more per square foot than a rambler because of staging and access, not just material.
Most siding companies won't put a number on a website. We will — it saves us both a wasted appointment.
That's a real range for a residential siding replacement in Pierce County, not a teaser number. The average project comes in around $15,000.
Anyone quoting dramatically below this is usually leaving something out — most often tear-off, disposal, substrate repair, or a properly detailed weather barrier. Those are the items you can't see once the panels are on, which is exactly why they're the first to get cut.
Average project around $15,000
The single biggest factor. A two-story home costs more per square foot than a rambler because of staging and access, not just material.
Every opening needs flashing and trim detailing. A wall with six windows takes far longer than a blank wall of the same size.
If the sheathing is sound, we move fast. If there's rot, that gets repaired before new siding goes on — and it's scoped before we start.
Vinyl sits at the low end, engineered wood and fiber cement in the middle, cedar and specialty products higher.
Because it saves us both time. If your budget is nowhere near this range, you shouldn't have to sit through an appointment to find that out, and we shouldn't drive out to discover it. The number on this page is the honest range for a residential re-side in Pierce County.
Tear-off and disposal of the old material, substrate repair where needed, water-resistive barrier, flashing, trim, the siding itself, sealant, and cleanup. Your written estimate breaks materials, labor and disposal out separately so you can compare it against any other bid line by line.
Only if we open the wall and find damage nobody could see from outside — which does happen on older homes. If it does, we stop, show you photos, and get your approval on the additional scope in writing before we carry on. No surprise line items at the end.
Sometimes, depending on timing and scope. It's worth asking during your estimate — off-season scheduling and combining a re-side with trim work are the two most common ways to bring the number down.
Book a free estimate. We come out, measure, look at the condition of what's there now, and give you a real itemized quote. There's no charge and no obligation.
Tell us a bit about the house and we'll get you on the schedule. No charge for the visit, and no obligation at the end of it.
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