
Vinyl
Lowest cost, no paint, many colors. Insulated vinyl adds some warmth.
25 to 40 years
We tear off, wrap and reside houses all over Buffalo. Pick a material below and see the price range, how long it lasts and how long we are on site.
This one is a North Buffalo double. Old aluminum off, new wrap, insulated vinyl and white trim in five days.
Every one of these can look good on a Buffalo house. They differ in price, how long they last and how much you will fuss with them.

Lowest cost, no paint, many colors. Insulated vinyl adds some warmth.
25 to 40 years
Heavy, stiff and fire safe. Looks like painted wood from the street.
40 to 50 years
Real wood look with deep grain, lighter than cement, easy to shape.
30 to 40 years
Steel board and batten or lap. Hail, ice and woodpeckers do not bother it.
40 to 60 yearsMove the size, pick your stories and material. The range covers tear off, new house wrap, siding and cleanup.
$17,000 to $24,500
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Our yard is on Hertel Ave in North Buffalo. Most jobs are within 25 minutes of it.
They found rotted sheathing under the old aluminum on the lake side. Called me out, showed me, fixed it for the price they said. House is warmer this winter.
Joe P. Kenmore
Fiber cement and new gutters in one week. The crew cleaned up every nail. My neighbors have asked for their number twice.
Denise K. Orchard Park
Upper and lower of our double done in five days. The price check on their site was close to the real quote.
Marcus L. Buffalo
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Fiber cement, wood and metal, yes, down to about 20 degrees. Vinyl gets brittle in hard cold, so we hang it from April through early December. If a job runs into a cold snap, we wrap the open walls and come back.
We tear off almost every time. That is the only way to see rot, add new house wrap and flash the windows right. Going over old aluminum saves a little money now and hides problems you pay for later.
Fiber cement and metal shrug off snow piled against the wall and ice sliding off a roof. Vinyl is fine too, as long as the bottom course sits high enough that the snowblower does not hit it.
In the city of Buffalo, yes, and in some preservation districts the city also reviews the material and color. Most towns around it need a building permit too. We pull it and put the cost on your quote.
Yes, and it is the best time. With the fascia open we can fix rot and hang seamless gutters with heavy hangers that hold up under ice.
Call and we will come measure, look behind a few boards and leave a written price.
(716) 555-0129