Siding Costs on Long Island
Real pricing from our contractor network. All estimates based on a typical 2,000 sq ft Long Island home including labor, materials, and old siding removal.

Vinyl Siding
Most PopularMost popular — low cost, low maintenance
- Lowest installed cost on Long Island
- Zero painting or staining required
- Wide color and profile selection
- Withstands salt air better than wood
- - Can warp in extreme heat
- - Less impact-resistant than fiber cement
- - Colors fade over 15–20 years

James Hardie Fiber Cement
Premium PickPremium durability — the Long Island standard
- Non-combustible and termite-proof
- Handles coastal weather and salt spray
- ColorPlus factory finish lasts 15+ years
- Strongest ROI on Long Island resale
- - Higher installed cost
- - Heavier — needs experienced crew
- - Requires repainting every 15–20 years

Cedar Shake Siding
Classic charm — natural beauty
- Natural beauty — no synthetic can match it
- Classic Long Island architectural style
- Good insulation value (R-0.87 per inch)
- Can be stained any color
- - Requires staining every 3–5 years
- - Susceptible to rot, insects, and mold
- - Highest maintenance of all options

Insulated Vinyl Siding
Energy upgrade — vinyl with foam backing
- Reduces energy bills 10–20%
- Eliminates wall flex and rattle
- Better impact resistance than standard vinyl
- R-value boost (R-2 to R-5 added)
- - Costs 30–50% more than standard vinyl
- - Same color fade issue as standard vinyl
- - Fewer profile options than standard

Engineered Wood (LP SmartSide)
Wood look without wood problems
- Authentic wood appearance
- Lighter than fiber cement (easier install)
- Impact-resistant (won't crack like Hardie)
- Paintable — unlimited color options
- - Requires repainting every 8–12 years
- - Moisture damage risk if not properly sealed
- - Less fire-resistant than fiber cement
How We Source These Prices
Pricing data comes from completed projects in our contractor network, cross-referenced with Remodeling Magazine's Cost vs. Value report and regional HomeAdvisor data. All figures include labor, materials, starter strips, j-channel, and old siding removal for a typical 2,000 sq ft home. Your actual cost depends on house condition, material grade, number of windows/doors, and contractor.

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