South Jersey Siding Replacement Done Right Behind the Panels
We remove your old siding, repair what’s underneath, wrap and flash the wall the right way, then install the siding you chose — with photos of every hidden step.
What brought you here?
Pick the problem that sounds like your house. Each path goes to plain answers, not a sales pitch.
Materials we install
Four proven siding materials. We’ll tell you honestly which one fits your house, your budget and your tolerance for upkeep.
Vinyl Siding
The most installed siding in South Jersey. Affordable, wide color range, and it never needs paint. Installation quality decides whether it stays flat and quiet.
Vinyl siding details →Insulated Vinyl
Vinyl panels with rigid foam backers. Stiffer feel, fewer waves, a modest bump in wall R-value VERIFY per product.
Insulated options →Fiber Cement
James Hardie plank and panel. Dimensionally stable, holds paint well, and carries strong fire and pest characteristics VERIFY manufacturer claims.
Fiber cement details →Engineered Wood
LP SmartSide: real-wood look in long lengths, lighter to work with, factory-finished. Needs disciplined cut-edge sealing and clearances.
Engineered wood details →What’s behind your siding (and why it matters more than the siding)
Your siding sheds most of the rain, but not all of it. Behind the panels sits a layered system: the framing that holds the house up, the sheathing (the wood panels nailed to the framing), the housewrap (a water-resistive barrier, often called WRB, that blocks water but lets vapor escape), and the flashing (thin metal or membrane that directs water away from windows, doors and roof lines). When a wall rots, it’s almost never the siding’s fault — it’s a missing or wrong detail in one of those hidden layers. That’s why we tear off, photograph, and rebuild the whole system instead of covering it up.
Diagram is a visualization, not a photo of a specific house.
Our 7-step process
- Inspect & measure Every elevation, photographed and measured.
- Written proposal Line-item scope you can compare.
- Color & permit Samples on your wall; permit filed where required.
- Protect property Landscaping, windows, AC units covered.
- Tear-off & open-wall review Photos of everything we find.
- Install WRB, flashing, siding, trim — per the book.
- Walkthrough & closeout Punch list, warranties, photo record.
Recent projects near you
What homeowners say
“They photographed the rot behind our old siding and priced the repair before touching it. No surprises on the invoice.”
— [REVIEW: name, town once collected]“The crew explained the flashing at every window. First contractor who ever showed me what I was paying for.”
— [REVIEW: name, town once collected]“Estimate matched the contract, the contract matched the bill. That shouldn’t be rare, but it is.”
— [REVIEW: name, town once collected]Get the FREE 16-page Siding Guide
What gets removed, repaired, wrapped, flashed and warrantied — before you sign anything. Includes the 2-page “Before You Sign” quote checklist.
Text Me the Free GuideFrequently asked questions
How much does siding replacement cost in South Jersey?
It depends on material, home size, tear-off needs and hidden repairs. We publish current whole-home ranges by material, straight from our price book, on our siding cost page.
Can new siding go over my old siding?
Sometimes it’s allowed, but we usually recommend a full tear-off. Covering old siding hides the sheathing, housewrap and flashing — the layers that actually keep water out. Read the full answer.
How long does a siding replacement take?
Most single-family homes take one to two weeks of on-site work, depending on size, material, weather and what we find behind the old siding. See a typical week.
Do you handle permits?
Yes. Where your town requires a permit, we apply through the construction office, post it on site, and schedule the final inspection. Permit basics for NJ.
What materials do you install?
Vinyl, insulated vinyl, fiber cement (James Hardie) and engineered wood (LP SmartSide), plus soffit, fascia, trim and gutters. Compare materials.