Huntington · Babylon · Islip · Smithtown · Brookhaven
Siding contractors for Suffolk County, Long Island
Siding repair, siding replacement and new siding across western Suffolk County, New York. One call connects you with an independent local siding contractor who comes out, looks at the walls and gives you a written price.
- Independent local siding contractors
- Repairs as well as full re-siding
- You decide whether to hire
How this works
A referral line, not a siding company
Suffolk Siding connects Long Island homeowners with independent siding contractors. Call the number and you are put through to a contractor that works in your part of the county. They ask about the house, arrange a visit, and price the repair or the new siding in writing.
Whether the job is a few loose panels after a windy night, cedar shingles that have curled and thinned, rot under a window or a full tear-off and re-side, the call is the same. You decide whether to hire.
Pick your town
Siding across western Suffolk County
Calls are connected from these towns and ZIP codes.
- HuntingtonNorth Shore town: Cold Spring Harbor, Huntington, Northport, Melville and more.Siding in Huntington
- BabylonSouth Shore town: Amityville, Lindenhurst, the Babylons, Deer Park and more.Siding in Babylon
- IslipThe middle of the South Shore: Bay Shore, Brentwood, Sayville, Ronkonkoma and more.Siding in Islip
- SmithtownMid-Island town of Commack, Kings Park, Nesconset, St. James and Hauppauge.Siding in Smithtown
- BrookhavenThe covered western and North Shore hamlets, from Patchogue and Coram to Stony Brook.Siding in Brookhaven
Also covered: 11770, 11794 (Fire Island and the Stony Brook University campus). Not covered: eastern Suffolk ZIP codes starting 119, including Riverhead, the Hamptons and the North Fork, and Nassau County.
Siding services
Siding work in western Suffolk County
Siding replacementTear-off, new wrap and new siding on the whole house or one elevation.
Siding repairCracked, loose or missing panels, split shingles and rot behind the siding.
Vinyl sidingLap, Dutch lap, shakes and board and batten profiles, new or repaired.
Fiber cement sidingHeavy, paintable planks and shingles that hold a crisp line.
Engineered wood sidingWood strands and resin, lighter than fiber cement, with a wood look.
Cedar shake and wood clapboard sidingCedar shingles, shakes and wood clapboard, repaired or replaced to match.
Insulated siding and house wrapFoam-backed panels, rigid foam and the weather barrier behind the siding.
Siding for additions and new homesNew walls sided to match the house, or a whole new house sided from scratch.
Storm and wind damaged sidingTorn, cracked or missing siding after a nor'easter or tropical storm.- Soffit, fascia and trim with sidingTrim, soffit and fascia handled together with new or repaired siding.
Repair or replace
Two very different jobs, one call
Repair often does it when
- The damage is limited to a few panels or shingles
- The sheathing behind is dry and firm
- Matching material can be found or borrowed from a hidden wall
- The rest of the siding still lies flat and sheds water
Replacement makes sense when
- Damage, warping or curling covers whole walls
- Water is getting behind the siding in several places
- The product is discontinued and nothing matches
- You want a different material, insulation or new wrap
Before you hire
Three things to check in Suffolk County
A county license
Suffolk County licenses home improvement contractors, and its code lists siding as home improvement work. Search a license on the county license search.
A written contract
New York's General Business Law § 771 requires a signed written contract with the work, materials, dates and a three-business-day right to cancel.
Town or village rules
Permit rules for re-siding differ by town and by incorporated village, and historic districts have their own review. See the permits guide.
Questions
Common questions
Is Suffolk Siding a siding company?
No. It is a referral line. Your call is connected with an independent siding contractor that works in western Suffolk County. That contractor inspects the house, prices the job and, if you hire them, does the work.
Which parts of Suffolk County are covered?
The Towns of Huntington, Babylon, Islip and Smithtown and the western and North Shore hamlets of Brookhaven, listed by ZIP code on the towns page. Eastern Suffolk, including Riverhead, the Hamptons and the North Fork, is not covered.
Do you take siding repair calls, or only full replacements?
Both. Cracked, loose or missing panels, split cedar shingles, wind damage and rot behind the siding are all reasons to call, as are full re-siding jobs, additions and new homes.
Does the contractor need a license?
Yes. Suffolk County requires home improvement contractors working on one- and two-family homes to hold a county license, and its code names siding as home improvement work. Check a license on the county's online search or by calling the county's consumer affairs office on (631) 853-4600.
Can you help with an insurance claim for storm damage?
No. The site does not help with insurance claims. Homeowners usually speak to their own insurer directly; the contractor can inspect and repair the siding.
What does a new siding job cost?
It depends on the size and shape of the house, the material, what is found under the old siding, trim and access. No prices are given here; the contractor gives a written price after seeing the house. The cost guide explains what moves it.
Siding loose, split or just worn out?
Talk to a siding contractor who works in Suffolk County
One call connects you with an independent siding contractor serving Huntington, Babylon, Islip, Smithtown and much of Brookhaven. Have the walls looked at, then ask for a written price for the repair or the new siding.
Loose panels, soft trim or siding that's simply had its day? Talk it through with a local contractor.
The call goes to an independent siding contractor that works in western Suffolk County and takes on repairs as well as full re-siding jobs.
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