Siding Contractors in New Orleans, LA
We are based here. Our office is on Magazine Street, and New Orleans homes are what we work on most.
Siding in New Orleans, Orleans Parish
Big Easy Siding is a New Orleans company. Our office is at 3436 Magazine St, and the housing stock here — shotgun houses, Creole cottages, raised centre-halls, mid-century ranches out toward Lakeview — is what our crews see every week.
That matters more than it sounds. Siding a 1910 shotgun is not the same job as siding a 1970s ranch, and a contractor who works mostly outside the city tends to price and plan them the same way.
We install all eight siding materials across every part of the city, and we give free written estimates before any work starts.
Why Choose Big Easy Siding in New Orleans
What working with a local crew actually changes.
Local, not passing through
We are a New Orleans company working in New Orleans regularly — not a national outfit subcontracting the job out.
We know Orleans Parish
Permitting, inspection and code questions are handled locally, and Orleans Parish is not the same as its neighbours.
All eight materials
We are not tied to one product line, so the recommendation follows your home rather than our stock.
Free written estimates
You get a written scope before anything starts, and we flag what could change it.
What New Orleans Homes Deal With
The conditions that most often drive siding work in this part of Orleans Parish.
Humidity that never really lets up. Moisture detailing behind the siding matters more here than the siding itself.
Hurricane season. Wind performance depends as much on how siding is fastened as on the product chosen.
Termites. Formosan termites are a well-known problem in the area, which is part of why fiber cement and other non-timber materials are popular.
Historic housing stock. Older homes may have layers, additions and concealed conditions that only show up once the old siding is off.
Historic district rules. Some New Orleans properties sit in regulated districts where exterior changes face additional review.
On permits and local rules: whether your project needs a permit, and who