Siding services · Suffolk County, NY
Siding replacement in Suffolk County, Long Island
When patching no longer makes sense, the old siding comes off, the wall underneath gets checked, and a new skin goes on. One call connects you with an independent contractor that does this work across Huntington, Babylon, Islip, Smithtown and Brookhaven.
What a re-siding job usually covers
Most replacements start with a tear-off: the old siding comes down to the sheathing so the contractor can see what has been hiding behind it. Soft or stained sheathing gets cut out and replaced. A water-resistive barrier (house wrap) goes on, windows and doors are flashed, and then the new siding and trim are installed from the bottom course up.
Some jobs go over existing siding instead. That can be quicker, but it hides the wall, adds thickness at windows and doors, and is not allowed by every product's instructions. Ask the contractor which approach they propose and why.
Things worth settling before work starts
Which material and which profile (lap, Dutch lap, shingle, board and batten), and the color. Whether the price covers sheathing repairs, and how those will be priced if they turn up. Whether trim, soffit and fascia are included. Who pulls any permit the town requires, and how debris leaves the site.
New York's home improvement law expects all of this in writing: a description of the work and materials, approximate start and finish dates, and your three-business-day right to cancel. The license and contract guide lists what to look for.
Before you sign
Questions to settle with the contractor
- The contractor's Suffolk County home improvement license number, checked on the county's search
- A written contract that names the product, the profile and the color
- How rotted sheathing or framing will be handled and priced if it is found
- Whether house wrap, flashing, trim and cleanup are in the price
- Whether your town or village wants a permit for the job
Where calls are connected
Towns covered
Western Suffolk County ZIP codes, by town. Eastern Suffolk (Riverhead, the Hamptons, the North Fork) is not covered.
- HuntingtonNorth Shore town: Cold Spring Harbor, Huntington, Northport, Melville and more.Siding in Huntington
- BabylonSouth Shore town: Amityville, Lindenhurst, the Babylons, Deer Park and more.Siding in Babylon
- IslipThe middle of the South Shore: Bay Shore, Brentwood, Sayville, Ronkonkoma and more.Siding in Islip
- SmithtownMid-Island town of Commack, Kings Park, Nesconset, St. James and Hauppauge.Siding in Smithtown
- BrookhavenThe covered western and North Shore hamlets, from Patchogue and Coram to Stony Brook.Siding in Brookhaven
Siding loose, split or just worn out?
Talk to a siding contractor who works in Suffolk County
One call connects you with an independent siding contractor serving Huntington, Babylon, Islip, Smithtown and much of Brookhaven. Have the walls looked at, then ask for a written price for the repair or the new siding.
Loose panels, soft trim or siding that's simply had its day? Talk it through with a local contractor.
The call goes to an independent siding contractor that works in western Suffolk County and takes on repairs as well as full re-siding jobs.
Call (631) 296-9599Calls may be recorded. See the referral disclosure and the privacy policy.
Other siding work
More siding services
Siding repairCracked, loose or missing panels, split shingles and rot behind the siding.
Vinyl sidingLap, Dutch lap, shakes and board and batten profiles, new or repaired.
Fiber cement sidingHeavy, paintable planks and shingles that hold a crisp line.
Engineered wood sidingWood strands and resin, lighter than fiber cement, with a wood look.
Cedar shake and wood clapboard sidingCedar shingles, shakes and wood clapboard, repaired or replaced to match.- Insulated siding and house wrapFoam-backed panels, rigid foam and the weather barrier behind the siding.
Siding for additions and new homesNew walls sided to match the house, or a whole new house sided from scratch.
Storm and wind damaged sidingTorn, cracked or missing siding after a nor'easter or tropical storm.- Soffit, fascia and trim with sidingTrim, soffit and fascia handled together with new or repaired siding.