Cost Guide · 2026
What new siding costs on a typical single-family home in Northern Virginia and Maryland, how the materials compare, and what moves the price.
2026 pricing
The short answer
Replacing the siding on a typical 2,000 to 3,000 square foot single-family home in Northern Virginia and Maryland costs about $15,000 to $22,500. Across all home sizes and materials, most siding jobs run $10,000 to $30,000 or more.
Where your home lands depends mostly on how much wall there is to cover, which material you choose, how many stories it is, and how much trim, soffit and fascia comes with it. The exact price comes in writing after a free inspection.
Pricing from Impact Roofing & Construction, a licensed contractor in Lorton, VA. Updated November 2026.
What moves the price
Siding is priced by the square of wall surface. A two-story colonial has far more wall than a rambler with the same footprint.
Vinyl is the most economical. Composite, fiber cement and insulated siding cost more and bring better durability, insulation or a more authentic look.
Second and third stories need staging and slower work, especially on steep lots.
Old siding comes off first. Rotted sheathing or missing house wrap found underneath has to be fixed before new siding goes on.
Wrapping trim and replacing soffit and fascia adds cost but finishes the job and keeps water and pests out.
Every window, door and outside corner needs trim and careful flashing, so a home with many openings costs more to side.
Where you land
Materials
The most economical choice, low maintenance, and available in a wide range of colors and profiles.
Heavier and more rigid, with an authentic painted-wood look and strong resistance to impact and fire.
Engineered siding that combines a wood-like appearance with better moisture resistance than real wood.
Siding backed with rigid foam that adds an insulating layer, improving comfort and helping with heating and cooling costs.
Insurance
If wind, hail or a fallen tree damaged your home, homeowners insurance often pays for the work, and your out-of-pocket cost is typically the deductible. Age and normal wear generally aren't covered. We document storm damage with photos and measurements and work directly with your adjuster.
What's included
When you compare quotes, check that each one covers the same scope. A complete job should include:
Comparing quotes
Compare the same material, product line and thickness. Thin vinyl and premium vinyl are not the same siding.
Ask whether house wrap and window flashing are included. They're what actually keep water out.
Check whether soffit, fascia and window trim are in the quote or extra.
Ask what replacing damaged sheathing costs, so the price doesn't grow after the old siding comes off.
Questions, answered
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