There are several signs your home may need new siding. Look for cracked, warped, or rotted panels, fading color, moisture damage, bubbling or peeling paint, or mold and mildew along the seams. Rising energy bills can also indicate failing insulation behind your siding. If your siding is 20–30 years old, it’s likely nearing the end of its lifespan. Our team offers free siding inspections to evaluate your home’s condition and recommend whether repairs or a full siding replacement is the best solution.

Most residential siding replacements take 3–7 days, depending on your home’s size, design complexity, and weather conditions. Our crew works efficiently and cleanly—protecting your landscaping, removing old materials responsibly, and ensuring a precise installation of your new vinyl, fiber cement, composite, or engineered wood siding.

We only install premium siding brands known for their durability and long-term protection:

• James Hardie HardiePlank® Fiber Cement Siding – 30-Year Non-Prorated Product Warranty and 15-Year ColorPlus® Finish Warranty
• Everlast Composite Siding – Limited Lifetime Warranty and Fade Protection Guarantee
• LP SmartSide® Engineered Wood Siding – 50-Year Limited Warranty backed by SmartGuard® protection
• Vinyl and Insulated Siding (CertainTeed, Alside, Exterior Portfolio) – Lifetime Limited Warranty with transferable coverage

Every installation by Sensible Home Solutions is also protected by our 5-Year Workmanship Warranty, ensuring quality you can count on.

Yes! We offer flexible payment plans to help homeowners complete their roofing projects without delay. Zero-down, long-term & short term payment plans available. Whether you’re investing in James Hardie siding, Everlast composite siding, or LP SmartSide, we’ll walk you through every step to make the process simple and stress-free.

We install a wide range of high-performance siding products designed for New England weather:

• Vinyl Siding – Affordable, low-maintenance, and available in many colors and textures.
• James Hardie Fiber Cement Siding – Fire-resistant, durable, and built to withstand harsh climates.
• Everlast Composite Siding – Fade-resistant and moisture-proof, ideal for homeowners seeking a long-lasting, low-maintenance option.
• LP SmartSide Engineered Wood Siding – Real wood look with impact resistance and flexibility.
• Insulated Vinyl Siding – Energy-efficient option that helps reduce heating and cooling costs.
• Cedar Shakes – Natural beauty and timeless charm, perfect for coastal or traditional homes.

The cost of siding installation depends on the type of material, square footage, and existing wall condition.

• Vinyl siding typically ranges from $11–$16 per square foot installed.
• James Hardie or LP SmartSide averages $20–$26 per square foot depending on trim details.
• Everlast Composite Siding and Cedar Shakes offer premium aesthetics starting around $18–$22 per square foot.

We provide free detailed estimates outlining materials, labor, and warranty coverage so you can make an informed decision.

In New England’s climate, durability and moisture resistance are key. James Hardie fiber cement siding, Everlast composite siding, and LP SmartSide engineered wood all perform exceptionally well in our region’s changing temperatures and humidity levels. For a low-maintenance option, insulated vinyl siding provides great value and helps improve energy efficiency during harsh winters.

Yes, in most cases we can match existing siding profiles and colors, especially for vinyl or fiber cement siding. We work with top manufacturers that offer extensive color palettes to blend seamlessly with your home’s current design. How ever if your old siding is severely faded due to sun exposure, it  may be impossible to match.

Absolutely. Every siding installation includes attention to trim boards, soffits, fascia, and window surrounds for a complete exterior transformation. We also install PVC trim and insulated underlayment for added energy performance and a clean, finished look.

Our team takes care to minimize disruption and protect your home throughout the process. We use ground protection, perform daily cleanup, and haul away all old materials. Most projects are completed with little to no interruption to your daily routine.

The electric panel, conduit, and accessories like lights will need to be removed before we start. You will also need an Electric Permit with the town. We can also provide this service for you.