Quality Siding
Compare Your Siding Options
EDJ Construction installs and replaces siding for homes across the Capital Region. New siding sets the look of the whole exterior, and it pairs well with a full home remodeling project when you're updating more than the outside.
From low-maintenance vinyl to the rugged protection of Hardie Board, each siding type brings something different to the table. Take a look at the options below to see what fits your home, and budget.
How to Choose the Right Siding
The best siding balances cost, upkeep, lifespan, and curb presence. Some materials cost less up front, others last longer or hold up better against Capital Region winters. If you're not sure which way to go, that's what we're here for.
- Match the material to your home's style and budget
- Weigh upfront cost against long-term upkeep
- Factor in how it holds up to Capital Region winters
- Consider the look and color you want
- Get honest guidance on the right fit, not the priciest
Not Sure What You Need?
Tell us about your home and we'll recommend the right siding for you.
Free Estimates :
No-cost, no pressure
Local Crew :
Albany & Capital Region
All Siding Types :
Vinyl to fiber cement
Honest Advice:
The Right Fit For You
Vinyl Siding
A popular choice for homes. Easy, Affordable, and available in many colors.
Budget-friendly and widely available
Low upkeep with a long lifespan
Hardie Board
Fiber cement siding built to handle weather and fire. A long-lasting upgrade.
Stands up to wind, rain, and fire
Holds paint and color for years
Cedar Shake
Natural wood siding with a classic, textured look. Adds warmth to any home.
Timeless, high-end appearance
Real wood charm and curb presence
Composite Siding
Siding with the look of wood and less upkeep. Strong,and low-maintenance.
Wood look without the maintenance
Resists rot, warping, and pests
Stone Veneer
Adds a high-end look to your home's exterior that is both lightweight and tough.
Upscale stone look for less
Stands up to weather year-round
Frequently Asked Questions
Siding Questions, Answered
What Capital Region homeowners ask us most about choosing, installing, and replacing siding.
Still Have Questions?
Talk to a local contractor.
How do I know when to replace my siding?
Common signs include cracking, warping, or rotting boards, peeling paint, rising energy bills, and moisture or mold showing up inside. If you're seeing any of these, or your siding is decades old, it's worth having it looked at before the damage spreads behind the walls.
Which siding material lasts the longest?
Stone veneer and fiber cement like Hardie Board are among the longest-lasting options, often holding up 30 to 50 years or more with little upkeep. Quality composite is close behind, vinyl typically lasts 20 to 40 years, and cedar shake can last decades with regular maintenance. We'll match the material to how long you plan to stay and what you want to spend.
Will new siding lower my energy bills?
It can. New siding, especially when paired with proper insulation underneath, seals up gaps and reduces drafts that drive up heating and cooling costs. Many Capital Region homeowners notice the difference after replacing old or failing siding.
How long does a siding installation take?
Most siding jobs take several days to about a week, depending on the size of the home, the material, and whether any repairs are needed underneath. We give you a clear timeline up front and keep the site clean while we work.
Can you replace just a section of my siding?
In some cases, yes, if the damage is limited and we can match the existing siding. On older homes an exact color match isn't always possible since siding fades over time, so we'll tell you upfront whether a partial repair or a full replacement makes more sense.
