Cost of Stone Siding
January 2013
Do you need to know the range of average installed costs for Stone Siding in your zip code? Do you need an independent, 2013 cost breakdown of Stone Siding material and installation costs?
The Homewyse Stone Siding cost estimator provides up to date pricing information for your area. Enter your zip code, the size of your project below and click "Update". The table below summarizes the average 2013 cost to install Stone Siding in your area for good, better and custom quality work.
- To avoid costly problems and get quality work at a fair price, have Stone Siding installation completed by a licensed and bonded Mason. Use the free Homewyse checklist for proven advice in finding, hiring and managing a trustworthy Mason.
- You may be able to save on Stone Siding installation costs by hiring a Handyman. Make sure that any prospective Handyman has relevant Stone Siding experience, that you verify past work, and that you follow the homewyse checklist.
- Avoid costly warranty and maintenance problems for your Stone Siding project. Use the homewyse Stone Veneer Installation checklists to make sure your project is completed with proper installation techniques and materials.
Stone Siding - Pricing and Installation Cost Notes
- Stone Siding installation cost estimates typically require an onsite inspection - in most cases estimates are free, but will be accompanied by a strong sales pitch.
- Cost ranges account for variations in contractor skill, job location and seasonal contractor wage rates.
- Expect to pay an additional 5% - 14% in material and installation costs for complex installation configurations and patterns.
- The homewyse installation cost estimate does not include costs for removal and disposal of existing siding and trim, structural modifications or repairs, and any work on soffit or fascia.
- The homewyse cost estimates includes all typical costs for manufacturer recommended underlayment, flashing for all wall openings, siding, starter strip, window trim fittings, door trim fittings, and manufacturer recommended adhesives, caulking and fasteners.
- Higher priced Stone Siding may include features such as thicker, more durable material, wider range of style choice and higher quality finishing and fabrication.
- Save money on the total project by having multiple vendors bid on the same, complete description of Stone Siding work for your project.
- Save money on installation costs by being flexible on project scheduling - schedule your project during slow periods for the installer.
- To maximize the payback of your Stone Siding investment, use materials and installation quality appropriate for your home and neighborhood - but be careful not to overimprove. Less expensive alternatives to Stone Siding may provide a better return on investment.
- Intricate layouts and careful material matching will result in installation costs near the high end of the range.