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Siding

Vinyl, fiber cement and wood siding installation & replacement

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Why Choose Allstate?

NYC DOB Licensed & Insured

Free Written Estimates

5-Year Workmanship Warranty

Local Law 11 Expertise

Clean Jobsite Guaranteed

About This Service

Professional Siding in NYC

New siding is one of the highest-ROI home improvements you can make — improving energy efficiency, curb appeal, and weather protection in one project. Allstate Construction installs all major siding types including vinyl, fiber cement (James Hardie), engineered wood, and aluminum. We also remove and dispose of old siding, inspect and repair the sheathing beneath, and install proper house wrap.

The Allstate Difference

James Hardie Preferred Contractor and LP SmartSide authorized installer. We provide manufacturer warranties in addition to our own 5-year workmanship guarantee.

What's Included

Our Siding Services

Vinyl siding installation (all profiles)
James Hardie fiber cement siding
Engineered wood siding (LP SmartSide)
Aluminum siding installation
Cedar and wood siding
Full tear-off and disposal of old siding
House wrap and moisture barrier installation
Rigid foam insulation board under siding
Trim, corner post and soffit work
J-channel, starter strip and flashing

Our Process

How We Handle Your Siding Project

Step by step — from first contact to finished job

Old Siding Removal

Existing siding removed. Sheathing inspected for rot, water damage and structural issues.

Substrate Prep

Damaged sheathing replaced. House wrap or moisture barrier installed with proper laps and tape.

Siding Installation

Starter strip set level. Siding courses installed bottom-up with proper overlap and fastening.

Trim & Caulk

All corners, windows and doors trimmed. Sealant applied at penetrations for airtight finish.

FAQs

Common Questions About Siding

Fiber cement (James Hardie) is the top choice — it resists moisture, fire, and pests, and holds paint well in urban environments. Vinyl is a budget-friendly alternative.

In some cases, yes. But we always recommend removal so the sheathing can be inspected and house wrap properly installed. Over-siding hides problems.

Yes, significantly — especially when combined with foam insulation board underneath. This reduces thermal bridging and lowers heating and cooling costs.