Siding Installation in Shirley

Vinyl siding typically runs $6–$12 per square foot installed, and insulated vinyl or fiber cement runs $10–$18 depending on trim work and how much prep the walls need. A standard Long Island colonial usually lands between $12,000 and $25,000; Brooklyn, Queens, and Bronx row houses often cost less because there's less exposed wall. You get a written line-item estimate after we measure — no vague ballparks.

Yes — we're licensed and insured and work across Nassau and Suffolk County plus all five boroughs, including Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Staten Island, and Manhattan. We pull permits where the town or borough requires them and carry full liability and workers' comp coverage.

Coastal wind, salt air, and freeze-thaw cycles are the real test here. Insulated vinyl and fiber cement both handle it well: fiber cement resists impact and fire and takes paint, while insulated vinyl adds R-value and never needs repainting. On city row houses we also do stucco-alternative panel and cedar-look composite where the block calls for it.

Almost always, yes. Pulling the old siding lets us see rotted sheathing, bad flashing, and missing house wrap before we cover it up. Layering new siding over old hides problems and traps moisture — it's cheaper up front and far more expensive later.

Most single-family homes take 4–8 working days depending on size, trim detail, and weather. Attached homes and row houses in Brooklyn and Queens often finish faster. We give you a start and finish date up front and keep the same crew on the job from day one.