Siding Contractor in Paterson, NJ

Every siding price we give is built from your house, not a chart. We measure the walls, count the openings, check the condition of the sheathing, and price the product line you want, then list it all in writing. That estimate is free. If you’d like a rough number before we visit, our online siding calculator is a good place to start.

Yes. We’ll come out, look at the siding, take photos, and walk you through what we found at no cost and with no obligation. You’ll get a written, itemized quote afterward, so you can compare it with any other bids you’re collecting. Call (973) 713-1053 to set it up.

You get two: the manufacturer’s warranty on the siding product and Nail Force’s written workmanship warranty on the installation. Our workmanship warranty is transferable, so it stays with the house if you sell. We’ll walk you through exactly what each one covers before you sign anything, and it’s all in writing.

We recommend what fits your goals, not what’s easiest for us to install. If low upkeep and value matter most, vinyl is hard to beat. If you want a more solid, wood-like look, fiber cement is a strong choice. If you love natural texture, go with cedar or polymer shake. At your free estimate we’ll lay out the tradeoffs and let you decide.

Yes, financing is available for qualified homeowners through our financing partner. A lot of people use it when storm damage or rot forces a siding job sooner than they planned. We’ll explain the process during your estimate, and you can read more on our financing page or call (973) 713-1053.

Start with credentials and reviews, then judge the quote. A top siding contractor will have a NJ Home Improvement Contractor number, liability insurance, a manufacturer credential they can prove, and five-star reviews from real homeowners. We have all of that, including the CertainTeed SidingMaster credential, and our written quotes are itemized so you can compare. Call (973) 713-1053.

Absolutely. Homeowners usually use stone veneer as an accent on the front of the house, around an entry, or along the lower part of a wall, and it pairs well with vinyl or fiber cement siding. We’ll help you decide where it makes sense and include it in your itemized quote.

Yes, trim can be replaced on its own. We replace rotted window and door trim, and we can wrap trim in aluminum or install AZEK PVC trim so you’re not repainting it. If the rot has spread behind the trim, we’ll show you before fixing it. Trim rot is often an early sign that water is getting in, so it’s worth a look.

Yes. When wind or a falling limb tears siding off, the wall behind it is exposed, so it’s worth calling right away. We inspect the damage, photograph it, write the scope of work, and work with your adjuster on the claim. Your insurer makes the final call on coverage, but we make sure they see the full picture.

It comes down to how widespread the damage is. A few cracked or missing panels, a storm-damaged section, or a handful of rotted cedar shingles can usually be repaired. Siding that’s brittle, faded everywhere, buckling across whole walls, or hiding water damage in several spots is usually due for replacement. Older siding also rarely color-matches new pieces perfectly, and we’ll tell you how close a repair will look.