Siding Cost Calculator / Virginia
Siding Cost in Virginia (2026)
Re-siding a house in Virginia runs roughly 8% above the national average on installed labor, which we apply to the per-square-foot rate for every material. Last updated July 6, 2026.
A typical two-story vinyl re-side in Virginia
45 × 30 ft footprint (150 ft perimeter), 19 ft walls, gable roof, 12 windows, 2 doors, 1 garage door, no tear-off — a clean baseline before you customize.
Material takeoff
- Siding to order
- 32 squares
- Starter strip
- 150 lf
- Housewrap
- 3,075 sq ft
- Outside corner posts
- 76 lf
- Vinyl boxes (2 squares/box)
- 17 boxes
Cost breakdown
- vinyl siding (installed)
- $10k – $39k
- Permit allowance
- $100 – $400
- Total
- $11k – $46k
- Most likely
- $26,639
- Wall area = footprint perimeter × 19 ft grade-to-eave height; a 1.5:1 rectangle is assumed when only the perimeter is known.
- 2 gable triangles estimated at a 6/12 pitch for the "gable" roof style.
- Openings reduced at 75% of their area (trim and cuts eat part of the saving); waste factor 13%.
- County permits vary; historic districts (esp. northern VA) add review.
Where these numbers come from: installed-price surveys + regional references, updated July 6, 2026 — see our methodology.
What drives siding cost in Virginia
Virginia's siding market shifts with its geography: humid southeastern summers push rot-prone wood out in favor of fiber cement and vinyl, while Northern Virginia's HOA and historic-district review — Old Town Alexandria being the strictest — governs what can face the street. Moderate winters at an 18-inch frost line keep climate detailing straightforward. Labor lands slightly above the national average, blending expensive NoVA crews with much cheaper rates downstate. Colonial-profile lap siding remains the region's dominant look.
Estimate your siding in Virginia
$11k – $46k · $8 per square foot (/sq ft) · 32.3 siding squares (1 square = 100 sq ft)
Material takeoff
- Siding to order
- 32 squares
- Starter strip
- 150 lf
- Housewrap
- 3,075 sq ft
- Outside corner posts
- 76 lf
- Vinyl boxes (2 squares/box)
- 17 boxes
Cost breakdown
- vinyl siding (installed)
- $10k – $39k
- Permit allowance
- $100 – $400
- Total
- $11k – $46k
- Most likely
- $26,639
- Wall area = footprint perimeter × 19 ft grade-to-eave height; a 1.5:1 rectangle is assumed when only the perimeter is known.
- 2 gable triangles estimated at a 6/12 pitch for the "gable" roof style.
- Openings reduced at 75% of their area (trim and cuts eat part of the saving); waste factor 13%.
- County permits vary; historic districts (esp. northern VA) add review.
Compare materials
- VinylSelected
- $11k – $46k
- Fiber cement
- $19k – $53k
- Engineered wood
- $23k – $57k
- Wood
- $27k – $65k
The same house in each material — same size, openings, site, and state.
Data: U.S. EIA · OpenEI URDB · Google Solar · NREL PVWatts · DSIRE · IRS · ENERGY STAR · industry surveys — see all sources
Frequently asked questions
- How much does siding cost in Virginia?
- Re-siding a typical two-story house (45 × 30 ft footprint, about 32.3 squares) in Virginia runs about $11k – $46k in vinyl, with labor roughly 8% above the national average.
- Is fiber cement worth it over vinyl in Virginia?
- The same house in fiber cement runs about $19k – $53k versus $11k – $46k in vinyl. Fiber cement costs more up front but resists impact, fire, and fading better — often the better long-term buy in harsh climates.
- Do I need a permit to re-side a house in Virginia?
- County permits vary; historic districts (esp. northern VA) add review.
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