Siding Replacement in Baltimore, MD

Protect and transform your home's exterior with new vinyl, fiber cement, or engineered wood siding. Professional installation from removal to final trim.

New fiber cement siding installation on Baltimore home exterior

Your Home's First Line of Defense

Protect and transform your home's exterior with new siding from AQ Construction. We install vinyl siding, fiber cement (James Hardie Board), and engineered wood siding. Our team handles removal of old siding, inspection of underlying sheathing, weather barrier installation, and professional siding installation with proper flashing and trim work.

New siding does more than improve curb appeal — it protects your home from moisture, pests, and the elements. Baltimore's climate, with hot humid summers, cold winters, and frequent rain, puts significant stress on exterior materials. A quality siding installation with proper weather barriers and flashing can also improve energy efficiency and significantly increase your home's resale value.

We work with homeowners and real estate investors on siding projects of all sizes, from single-family homes to multi-unit properties throughout Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Howard County, Anne Arundel County, Prince George's County, and Harford County. Whether you're replacing damaged siding on a rowhome in Canton or upgrading the entire exterior of a colonial in Ellicott City, we deliver professional results.

Typical Price Range
Siding replacement in Baltimore ranges from $8,000 to $25,000+ depending on material and home size.

Siding Options We Install

Vinyl Siding

The most affordable and low-maintenance option. Available in dozens of colors and profiles. Modern vinyl siding is durable and holds color well.

  • Most affordable
  • Low maintenance
  • Wide color selection
  • Durable in Maryland climate

Fiber Cement (Hardie Board)

The premium choice for Baltimore homes. James Hardie fiber cement siding is fire-resistant, rot-resistant, and holds paint exceptionally well. Looks like real wood.

  • Looks like real wood
  • Fire & rot resistant
  • Excellent paint retention
  • Adds home value

Engineered Wood

A middle-ground option that offers the look of real wood with improved moisture and pest resistance. Lighter than fiber cement and easier to install.

  • Authentic wood look
  • Lighter than fiber cement
  • Good moisture resistance
  • Cost-effective premium option

How We Work

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Free in-home consultation & measurement
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Material selection & color matching
3
Removal of old siding & disposal
4
Inspection & repair of sheathing as needed
5
Weather barrier (house wrap) installation
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New siding installation
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Trim, corners, and finishing details
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Final inspection & walkthrough

Siding for Baltimore-Area Homes

Rowhome Siding

Baltimore's rowhomes — in neighborhoods like Federal Hill, Fells Point, Canton, Locust Point, Patterson Park, Hampden, and Pigtown — often have Formstone, aluminum, or deteriorating vinyl siding. Removing Formstone to reveal and restore the original brick is a popular project, but when the underlying brick is damaged, new siding is the better option. We install vinyl and fiber cement siding on rowhomes with proper flashing around shared party walls, windows, and doors. For rowhomes with rear additions or bump-outs, we match the siding style and color to create a cohesive look.

Suburban & Single-Family Homes

Homes in Towson, Catonsville, Ellicott City, Columbia, Severna Park, Bel Air, Owings Mills, and Randallstown often have vinyl or wood siding that's reached the end of its lifespan. Signs that it's time for replacement include warping, cracking, fading, moisture damage behind the siding, and increasing energy bills. We help homeowners choose between vinyl (most affordable, low maintenance), fiber cement (premium durability, fire resistant, paintable), and engineered wood (natural wood appearance with improved moisture resistance). Fiber cement siding from James Hardie is our most popular choice for suburban homes due to its 30+ year lifespan and excellent warranty.

Weather Considerations in Maryland

Maryland's Mid-Atlantic climate subjects exterior siding to freeze-thaw cycles in winter, intense UV exposure in summer, and heavy rain throughout the year. Proper installation is critical — this includes house wrap (weather barrier), correct nailing patterns that allow for thermal expansion, proper flashing around windows and doors, and adequate ventilation behind the siding. Cutting corners on installation leads to moisture intrusion, mold, and premature failure. AQ Construction follows manufacturer specifications and best practices for every installation.

Investor & Rental Property Siding

For real estate investors, siding replacement is one of the highest-ROI exterior improvements. New siding instantly transforms curb appeal and protects the structure from water damage. We work with investors throughout Baltimore City, Dundalk, Essex, Glen Burnie, and Parkville on cost-effective vinyl siding installations that maximize property value while keeping budgets in check. We offer competitive pricing for multi-property investors and can coordinate multiple projects for efficiency.

Siding FAQs

In most cases, a permit is not required for a like-for-like siding replacement in Baltimore City and County. However, if structural work is involved or the project is in a historic district, permits may be required. AQ Construction handles any necessary permits as part of our service.

Get Your Free Siding Estimate

Tell us about your siding project and we'll provide a detailed, no-obligation estimate. MHIC licensed, fully insured.