Ohio Siding Cost Calculator

Uncover the cost of upgrading your home’s siding with our Ohio Siding Cost Calculator. Whether you’re looking for vinyl, fiber cement, or luxury materials, we provide transparent pricing estimates tailored to your home and budget. When you’re ready for your official quote, contact Ken’s Parkhill Roofing for your free siding quote.

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How Much Does Siding Replacement Cost in Ohio

A full vinyl siding replacement in Ohio costs between approximately $11,100 and $17,000 for the average sized home. The final cost of siding replacement depends on the size of the home, the type of siding, and the architectural complexity of the home. If a home has underlying damages that need to be repaired or replaced with the new siding, the final siding replacement will cost more.

Average Cost of New Siding In Your Area

Replacing siding is a great way to boost a home’s curb appeal and energy efficiency. Use the table below to explore the average siding replacement costs for homes around Ohio.

CityAvg. Siding Cost
Beachwood, OH $17,000 - $60,000+
Chagrin Falls, OH $17,000 - $60,000+
Chesterland, OH   $11,100 - $17,000
Cleveland, OH $6,100 - $11,100
Eastlake, OH $6,100 - $11,100
Gates Mills, OH $17,000 - $60,000+
Mentor, OH $11,100 - $17,000
Novelty, OH $6,100 - $11,100
Wickliffe, OH $11,100 - $17,000
Willoughby, OH $6,100 - $11,100
Westlake, OH $17,000 - $60,000+
Rocky River, OH $11,100 - $17,000
Avon, OH $17,000 - $60,000+

Siding Cost by Material in Ohio

MaterialAvg. Siding Replacement Cost
Vinyl $11,100 - $17,000
Luxury Vinyl $13,320 - $20,400
Foam Backed $15,540 - $23,800
James Hardie $27,750 - $42,500
LP SmartSide $28,416 - $43,520

Average Siding Cost by Square Footage

Square Footage1-Story Siding Cost2-Story Siding Cost3-Story Siding Cost
1,000 sq. ft. $1,000 - $5,900 $1,500 - $6,100 $1,850 - $6,500
1,200 sq. ft $5,900 - $7,000 $6,100 - $7,500 $6,500 - $8,000
1,300 sq. ft $7,200 - $8,000 $7,750 - $9,000 $8,250 - $9,500
1,500 sq. ft. $8,300 - $9,500 /td> $9,500 - $10,500 $10,000 - $11,500
1,800 sq. ft. $10,500 - $11,750 $11,100 - $13,500 $12,250 - $14,000
2,000 sq. ft. $12,500 - $13,500 $14,250 - $16,000 $15,000 - $16,500
2,500 sq. ft. $16,500 - $20,000+ $17,000 - $22,000+ $18,500 - $25,000+

Siding Replacement Cost Factors in Ohio

  1. Siding Material
    The type of siding you choose, such as vinyl, fiber cement, or cedar, will significantly impact your project’s cost. Vinyl is often the most affordable option, while premium materials come at a higher price point.
  2. Home Size
    Larger homes require more siding materials and labor, increasing the total project cost. Smaller homes, by contrast, can make siding replacement more budget-friendly.
  3. Project Complexity
    Features like multiple stories, irregular walls, or intricate architectural details can add complexity and labor time to the siding replacement process, raising costs.
  4. Seasonal Demand
    Siding contractors often experience higher demand in warmer months, which can lead to slightly higher prices. Scheduling your project in the off-season may save you money.