2026 National Cost Intel
Siding Replacement Cost
by City — 2026
A siding replacement runs $4,384–$19,895 nationally, typically around $8,665. Pick your metro below for local 2026 pricing backed by live BLS labor data.
Low range
$4,384
Typical
$8,665
High range
$19,895
Siding Replacement cost in 152 US metros
San Francisco, CA
$7,737–$19,895
San Jose, CA
$7,634–$19,630
New York, NY
$7,479–$19,232
Honolulu, HI
$7,324–$18,834
Los Angeles, CA
$7,221–$18,569
Santa Cruz, CA
$7,118–$18,303
Santa Barbara, CA
$7,015–$18,038
San Diego, CA
$6,963–$17,906
Seattle, WA
$6,963–$17,906
Santa Rosa, CA
$6,809–$17,508
Washington, DC
$6,809–$17,508
Oxnard, CA
$6,705–$17,242
Riverside, CA
$6,705–$17,242
Salinas, CA
$6,705–$17,242
Boston, MA
$6,602–$16,977
Fairbanks, AK
$6,602–$16,977
Stockton, CA
$6,447–$16,579
Bridgeport, CT
$6,396–$16,447
Vallejo, CA
$6,396–$16,447
Denver, CO
$6,293–$16,181
Miami, FL
$6,293–$16,181
New Haven, CT
$6,190–$15,916
Portland, OR
$6,190–$15,916
Trenton, NJ
$6,086–$15,651
Worcester, MA
$6,086–$15,651
Boulder, CO
$5,983–$15,385
Sacramento, CA
$5,983–$15,385
Philadelphia, PA
$5,932–$15,253
Poughkeepsie, NY
$5,880–$15,120
Baltimore, MD
$5,674–$14,590
Bend, OR
$5,674–$14,590
Modesto, CA
$5,674–$14,590
Springfield, MA
$5,674–$14,590
Albany, NY
$5,571–$14,324
Allentown, PA
$5,571–$14,324
Bellingham, WA
$5,571–$14,324
Fresno, CA
$5,571–$14,324
Olympia, WA
$5,571–$14,324
New Orleans, LA
$5,519–$14,192
Reno, NV
$5,467–$14,059
Santa Fe, NM
$5,467–$14,059
Ann Arbor, MI
$5,416–$13,927
Austin, TX
$5,416–$13,927
Chicago, IL
$5,416–$13,927
Detroit, MI
$5,416–$13,927
Eugene, OR
$5,416–$13,927
Las Vegas, NV
$5,416–$13,927
Minneapolis, MN
$5,416–$13,927
Nashville, TN
$5,416–$13,927
Salem, OR
$5,416–$13,927
Hartford, CT
$5,364–$13,794
Providence, RI
$5,364–$13,794
Milwaukee, WI
$5,313–$13,661
Atlanta, GA
$5,261–$13,529
Charlottesville, VA
$5,261–$13,529
Duluth, MN
$5,261–$13,529
Fort Collins, CO
$5,261–$13,529
Harrisburg, PA
$5,261–$13,529
Madison, WI
$5,261–$13,529
Rochester, MN
$5,261–$13,529
Rochester, NY
$5,261–$13,529
Dallas, TX
$5,158–$13,263
Green Bay, WI
$5,158–$13,263
Lancaster, PA
$5,158–$13,263
Missoula, MT
$5,158–$13,263
North Port, FL
$5,158–$13,263
Orlando, FL
$5,158–$13,263
Pittsburgh, PA
$5,158–$13,263
Raleigh, NC
$5,158–$13,263
Salt Lake City, UT
$5,158–$13,263
Spokane, WA
$5,158–$13,263
Syracuse, NY
$5,158–$13,263
Tampa, FL
$5,158–$13,263
Boise, ID
$5,106–$13,131
Colorado Springs, CO
$5,106–$13,131
Albuquerque, NM
$5,055–$12,998
Asheville, NC
$5,055–$12,998
Buffalo, NY
$5,055–$12,998
Charlotte, NC
$5,055–$12,998
Greensboro, NC
$5,055–$12,998
Jacksonville, FL
$5,055–$12,998
Phoenix, AZ
$5,055–$12,998
Provo, UT
$5,055–$12,998
Richmond, VA
$5,055–$12,998
Scranton, PA
$5,055–$12,998
St. Louis, MO
$5,055–$12,998
Tucson, AZ
$5,055–$12,998
Virginia Beach, VA
$5,055–$12,998
Billings, MT
$5,003–$12,865
Cape Coral, FL
$5,003–$12,865
Charleston, SC
$5,003–$12,865
Des Moines, IA
$5,003–$12,865
Lansing, MI
$5,003–$12,865
Ogden, UT
$5,003–$12,865
Akron, OH
$4,952–$12,733
Cincinnati, OH
$4,952–$12,733
Cleveland, OH
$4,952–$12,733
Columbus, OH
$4,952–$12,733
Durham, NC
$4,952–$12,733
Grand Rapids, MI
$4,952–$12,733
Houston, TX
$4,900–$12,600
Kansas City, MO
$4,900–$12,600
Omaha, NE
$4,900–$12,600
San Antonio, TX
$4,900–$12,600
Toledo, OH
$4,900–$12,600
Appleton, WI
$4,848–$12,468
Cedar Rapids, IA
$4,848–$12,468
Deltona, FL
$4,848–$12,468
Indianapolis, IN
$4,848–$12,468
Lakeland, FL
$4,848–$12,468
Myrtle Beach, SC
$4,848–$12,468
Roanoke, VA
$4,848–$12,468
South Bend, IN
$4,848–$12,468
Dayton, OH
$4,797–$12,335
Gainesville, FL
$4,797–$12,335
Greenville, SC
$4,797–$12,335
Lincoln, NE
$4,797–$12,335
Savannah, GA
$4,797–$12,335
Winston-Salem, NC
$4,797–$12,335
Baton Rouge, LA
$4,745–$12,202
Columbia, SC
$4,745–$12,202
Fort Wayne, IN
$4,745–$12,202
Knoxville, TN
$4,745–$12,202
Lexington, KY
$4,745–$12,202
Pensacola, FL
$4,745–$12,202
Youngstown, OH
$4,745–$12,202
Chattanooga, TN
$4,694–$12,070
Evansville, IN
$4,694–$12,070
Huntsville, AL
$4,694–$12,070
Tallahassee, FL
$4,694–$12,070
Augusta, GA
$4,642–$11,937
Corpus Christi, TX
$4,642–$11,937
El Paso, TX
$4,642–$11,937
Fayetteville, NC
$4,642–$11,937
Lafayette, LA
$4,642–$11,937
Louisville/Jefferson County, KY
$4,642–$11,937
Tulsa, OK
$4,642–$11,937
Wichita, KS
$4,642–$11,937
Fayetteville, AR
$4,591–$11,804
Little Rock, AR
$4,591–$11,804
Mobile, AL
$4,591–$11,804
Shreveport, LA
$4,591–$11,804
Springfield, MO
$4,591–$11,804
Waco, TX
$4,591–$11,804
Amarillo, TX
$4,539–$11,672
Jackson, MS
$4,539–$11,672
Lubbock, TX
$4,539–$11,672
Memphis, TN
$4,539–$11,672
Montgomery, AL
$4,539–$11,672
Oklahoma City, OK
$4,539–$11,672
Birmingham, AL
$4,384–$11,274
McAllen, TX
$4,384–$11,274
Where the money goes: labor vs. materials
Across the 152 metros tracked, labor averages about 55% of a siding replacement budget and materials about 45%. When you review a bid, judge its labor line against your metro's trade wages — the biggest source of overpricing we see — not a national average.
How we calculate these numbers
Every figure on this page is a blend of three independent cost sources — construction cost data (70%), homeowner-reported project spend (15%), and live U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics trade wages (15%) — localized to each metro with a regional cost factor and a current-year escalation index. Ranges refresh as the underlying wage and materials data moves, which is why they're dated 2026 rather than recycled from older surveys.
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Siding Replacement costs: FAQ
How much does a siding replacement cost in 2026?
A siding replacement typically costs $4,384 to $19,895 in 2026, with a national median around $8,665. Actual pricing varies by metro — San Francisco runs highest and McAllen lowest among the 152 markets tracked here.
Which cities have the highest siding replacement costs?
Among the 152 metros tracked, San Francisco, San Jose, New York carry the highest siding replacement costs in 2026, driven by local labor wages and material logistics. McAllen sits at the lower end.
Why does siding replacement cost vary so much by city?
The same siding replacement scope is priced differently across metros because of local trade wages, permit timelines, and material delivery costs. RemodelerIQ localizes every estimate using live 2026 BLS wage data for each metro rather than a single national average.
How do I know if my siding replacement bid is fair?
Find your city below for the local 2026 range, then compare your contractor's bid against it. RemodelerIQ analyzes your actual PDF estimate against live local labor and material data for free, flagging padded scope and inflated margins.
How much of a siding replacement cost is labor vs. materials?
Across the 152 metros tracked, labor averages about 55% of a siding replacement budget and materials about 45%. The split shifts with finish level and local wages — which is why a bid's labor line should be judged against local rates, not national ones.
Do I need a permit for a siding replacement?
Most siding replacement projects that touch structure, electrical, or plumbing require permits; purely cosmetic scopes usually don't. Permit fees typically run 0.5–2% of project value. See our city-by-city building permit guides for local fees, rules, and timelines.
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Data sources: Zonda Cost vs Value 2025; Houzz 2024 Cost Guides; BLS OEWS 2023; FRED regional price indices; Reddit homeowner & contractor reports.
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