Tell us what you need and we will connect you with an insured siding contractor who works in Akron and across Summit County. A contractor calls back, sees the house in person and writes the quote.
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Every one of these is measured and quoted in person, then written up.
The price benchmark for siding, with no painting afterward and easy panel repairs.
James Hardie and equivalent boards: heavier, painted, and more to buy and install than vinyl.
Engineered wood lap siding, such as LP SmartSide, costing less than fiber cement.
Panels with a foam backing, or foam board added under the siding, for more R-value and less noise.
Damaged panels and failed trim, on walls that have been clad more than once.
Hail and wind damage, written up as a claim scope.
Siding choice follows the house and the budget. For the lowest cost and simple repairs, most people pick vinyl. Engineered wood is a step up in price, and fiber cement, which is painted, is the top of the range. Any of them will last longer when it is installed properly and looked after.
Akron's housing is old. The Census Bureau's 2020 to 2024 survey puts the median year built at 1954; 34 percent of homes predate 1940 and 60 percent predate 1960, so most of the city's homes were built before 1978. That matters because the EPA's lead renovation rule covers work that disturbs painted siding or trim on homes built before 1978, and requires an EPA- or state-certified firm to do it. It is worth asking about before any quote is signed.
Call or fill in the form with a few words about the house, and photos if you have them.
An insured siding contractor from the area calls back, usually within the day, to get the details.
They look at the siding in person and write up the scope, product and warranty before any work is agreed.
You are not committed to anything. Compare it with other quotes and choose.
Fill in a few details and an insured siding contractor working in Akron will get back to you to arrange a visit. The quote follows that visit, because siding is priced from the house itself.