
Aluminum siding remains a popular choice for its durability and fire resistance. For construction professionals, understanding the cost dynamics is crucial. The current cost for installed aluminum siding ranges from $6.50 to $11.00 per square foot, depending on material thickness and project complexity. This guide provides insights into cost factors and strategies to optimize your projects.
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Aluminum siding is priced between vinyl ($5.25–$8.50 per sq. ft.) and fiber-cement ($7.00–$12.50 per sq. ft.). It offers long-term value with minimal maintenance and is fully recyclable.
Aluminum siding upgrades typically recoup 77–82% of costs at resale. Consider financing options to spread costs and improve cash flow.
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A Las Vegas remodel project aimed to install 0.024-inch wood-grain aluminum siding within a $24,000 budget. By leveraging real-time supplier data and optimizing panel layouts, significant savings were achieved.
The project was completed at $22,940, saving over $3,800 compared to initial estimates, while upgrading materials and adding insulation.
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