Professional Siding Services for New Orleans Homes

Eight materials: wood, vinyl, fiber cement, insulated, metal, concrete, stucco and brick. Each has its own page covering cost, service life and what the installation involves.

It depends on your home’s age and style, how exposed each elevation is, how much maintenance you want to take on, and your budget. Wood suits historic exteriors; vinyl and insulated vinyl need no painting; fiber cement resists weather, fire and termites; brick lasts longest. We walk through the trade-offs on site rather than pushing one product.

It depends on the size of the home, the material and what we find once the old siding is off. We give a timeline with the written estimate and tell you what could change it, rather than quoting a standard duration that may not hold.

That varies widely by material. Our published figures are up to 50 years for fiber cement, 20 to 40 years for vinyl, up to 60 years for insulated siding, and over 100 years for brick. Actual service life depends on the product, the quality of installation and how exposed the wall is — age alone is not a reason to replace.

Often, yes. Whether repair, partial replacement or full replacement is right depends on what an inspection finds behind the surface. We also inspect existing wood siding specifically to establish what can be kept.

There is no honest flat price. Published ranges run from $0.70–$5.50 per square foot for fiber cement up to $9–$25 per square foot for metal. What a project actually costs depends on the material, the size and shape of the walls, and the condition of what is behind the old siding. The comparison table above lists every published range.

Yes. Estimates are free, given in writing, and carry no obligation. We flag anything that could change the scope rather than leaving it to surface mid-project.