Bellefontaine Siding Company

Siding is quoted based on several factors, including the size of your home, the type of siding material you choose, and the complexity of the installation. First, we assess your home’s square footage to determine the amount of siding needed. We then factor in the type of siding, as some materials like vinyl or aluminum may be less expensive than fiber cement or wood. Additional costs may arise from unique architectural features, such as multiple stories or intricate designs that require more labor.

The most expensive siding option for a house is typically natural stone or stucco, but in many cases, fiber cement siding also ranks high on the price scale. These materials are known for their durability and aesthetic appeal, but they come with a higher price tag due to the cost of raw materials and the specialized labor required for installation. Stone siding, for instance, can significantly increase the curb appeal and resale value of a home, but it requires expert craftsmanship. Fiber cement siding, while less expensive than stone, still commands a higher price due to its long-lasting nature and resistance to extreme weather conditions.

Vinyl siding is currently the most popular choice for homeowners due to its affordability, versatility, and low maintenance requirements. Available in a wide range of colors and styles, vinyl siding can mimic the appearance of wood or other materials without the associated upkeep. It’s also resistant to pests, rot, and weather damage, making it a durable option for various climates. Vinyl siding is relatively easy to install, which can help reduce labor costs and shorten the installation timeline. Many homeowners appreciate that vinyl siding doesn’t need to be painted or stained, allowing them to save on maintenance costs over the years.