Siding Costs in 2026

Average cost: $5,000 – $18,000 — based on BLS hourly wage data for Carpenters (47-2031).

National Average $10,500

Low End $5,000

High End $18,000

BLS Median Wage $26.20/hr

Siding is one of the most common home improvement projects. Costs vary significantly by location, with labor rates tied directly to BLS occupation data for Carpenters.

🧮 Siding Cost Calculator

Get a personalized estimate based on your project size, complexity, and location. Our calculator uses BLS labor rate data ($$26.20/hr median) combined with material cost ranges.

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Siding Costs by State

Select your state to see city-level pricing data:

Alabama $9,761 Alaska $14,907 Arizona $11,662 Arkansas $8,288 California $13,994 Colorado $13,345 Connecticut $14,600 Delaware $11,404 Florida $11,482 Georgia $10,298 Hawaii $15,993 Idaho $9,770 Illinois $11,427 Indiana $10,171 Iowa $10,121 Kansas $9,467 Kentucky $8,833 Louisiana $9,476 Maine $11,353 Maryland $12,172 Massachusetts $13,537 Michigan $10,605 Minnesota $11,336 Mississippi $8,695 Missouri $9,460 Montana $9,963 Nebraska $9,456 Nevada $11,936 New Hampshire $12,939 New Jersey $13,691 New Mexico $9,545 New York $14,448 North Carolina $10,050 North Dakota $10,432 Ohio $10,278 Oklahoma $9,634 Oregon $12,099 Pennsylvania $11,391 Rhode Island $11,898 South Carolina $9,159 South Dakota $9,611 Tennessee $9,633 Texas $10,618 Utah $11,753 Vermont $11,721 Virginia $11,776 Washington $13,226 West Virginia $8,846 Wisconsin $9,586 Wyoming $9,261

Top Siding Brands

Home Depot

Lowe's

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does siding cost on average?

The national average for siding is $10,500, with most homeowners paying between $5,000 – $18,000.

What factors affect siding cost?

Key factors include your location (labor rates vary by metro area), project size, materials chosen, and local permit requirements.

How can I save on siding costs?

Get at least 3 quotes, consider off-season scheduling, and check for local utility rebates or tax credits where applicable.

Reviewed by

Alex Johnson, P.E.

Mechanical Engineer • 15+ Years Home Repair Experience • Licensed Contractor

All cost data on this page has been verified against BLS and Census Bureau records. See our methodology →

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