Siding Replacement in Vermont
From vinyl to HardiePlank to cedar shakes, we replace worn, damaged, and dated siding with systems built to handle Vermont's freeze-thaw winters. Free estimates and honest, up-front pricing.
Siding We Replace & Install
Every home is different. We'll help you choose the right siding for your property, budget, and the look you're going for.
Vinyl Siding
The most popular replacement choice for Vermont homes. Low maintenance, energy efficient, and available in dozens of colors and styles. Modern insulated vinyl withstands Vermont's freeze-thaw cycles without cracking or warping.
HardiePlank (Fiber Cement)
The premium replacement option for homeowners who want the look of real wood without the upkeep. HardiePlank stands up to Vermont's harshest winters, resists moisture and pests, carries a 30-year warranty, and won't burn.
Cedar Shake
Natural beauty that complements Vermont's landscape. Cedar shake delivers timeless New England curb appeal with natural insulation. It asks for more maintenance than vinyl or fiber cement, but nothing matches its character.
Engineered Wood
A cost-effective alternative to natural wood. Engineered wood delivers the warmth and grain of real wood siding with enhanced durability and far better resistance to Vermont's moisture and freeze-thaw damage.
What Siding Replacement Costs in Vermont (2026)
Straight answer, before you call anyone. These are typical installed ranges for Vermont homes — your exact price depends on your home's size, the material, and the condition of the walls underneath.
| Material | Installed cost | Typical Vermont home |
|---|---|---|
| Vinyl | $4–$8 / sq ft installed | $9,000–$18,000 |
| Engineered Wood | $6–$11 / sq ft installed | $13,000–$26,000 |
| HardiePlank (fiber cement) | $8–$14 / sq ft installed | $16,000–$32,000 |
| Cedar Shake | $9–$16 / sq ft installed | $18,000–$38,000 |
Want an exact number for your home? Get a free siding estimate.
Our Siding Replacement Process
The difference between siding that lasts and siding that fails is what happens before the first panel goes up.
Free inspection & measurement
We walk your home, measure every wall, check for problem areas, and give you a written, itemized estimate — no obligation.
Tear-off & moisture check
We remove the old siding and inspect the sheathing beneath for rot, water damage, and hidden issues — the part most companies skip.
Weather barrier & sealing
We install a proper house-wrap and seal every penetration so your walls stay dry through Vermont's freeze-thaw cycles.
Precision installation & cleanup
Your new siding goes on straight, tight, and warranty-correct — then we clean the site so your yard looks better than we found it.
Why Replacing Your Siding Matters in Vermont
Vermont's climate puts extraordinary stress on your home's exterior. Freezing winters, spring thaw moisture, summer storms, and fall wind all take their toll on siding that isn't up to the task.
Damaged or aging siding doesn't just look bad — it lets moisture into your walls, drives up energy bills, and reduces your property value. Full siding replacement is one of the highest-ROI improvements a Vermont homeowner can make, and it protects everything behind the walls.
At All-Star Contracting, we don't just hang new panels — we tear off the old siding, inspect the sheathing for moisture and rot, install a proper weather barrier, and seal your home correctly before a single new board goes up.
Siding Replacement FAQ
How much does siding replacement cost in Vermont?
Most Vermont siding replacements run about $4–$8 per square foot installed for vinyl, $8–$14 for HardiePlank fiber cement, and $9–$16 for cedar shake. For a typical Vermont home that means roughly $9,000–$18,000 for vinyl and $16,000–$32,000 for HardiePlank. The exact number depends on your home's size, the material you choose, the condition of the sheathing underneath, and how many stories and details your home has. A free on-site estimate gives you a firm price.
Vinyl vs. HardiePlank vs. cedar — which is best for Vermont?
Vinyl is the best value and lowest maintenance, and modern insulated vinyl performs well in Vermont's climate. HardiePlank (fiber cement) is the premium pick — it looks like painted wood, resists fire, moisture, and pests, and carries a 30-year warranty. Cedar shake gives the most authentic New England look but needs more upkeep. We'll help you weigh cost, maintenance, and curb appeal for your specific home.
How long does a siding replacement take?
Most Vermont homes take one to two weeks from tear-off to final cleanup, depending on the size of the home, the material, and the weather. We schedule around Vermont's dry season for the best results and keep you updated at every stage.
Will new siding lower my energy bills?
Yes — worn or damaged siding lets air and moisture into your walls, which drives up heating and cooling costs. Replacing it with a properly sealed, well-insulated system (especially insulated vinyl or fiber cement over a fresh house-wrap) tightens your home's envelope and can meaningfully cut your winter heating bills.
Do you handle storm-damaged siding and insurance claims?
Yes. Vermont wind and ice storms regularly damage siding. We inspect the damage, document it with photos, and can work with your insurance adjuster to help move your claim along — then repair or replace the affected siding correctly.
For property managers
Annual roof and siding maintenance plans
A spring inspection, two fall visits to clear gutters and drains, and minor repairs handled on the spot. One price per building for the year.
Ready to Replace Your Siding?
Get a free, no-obligation siding estimate for your Vermont home. We'll inspect your current siding, walk you through vinyl, HardiePlank, and cedar options, and give you honest, up-front pricing.
Siding Replacement by Town
We replace siding across Vermont. See local pricing, popular styles, and climate notes for your town:
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