
Homeowners love aluminum siding for its low maintenance, clean lines, and decades-long life span. But the first question every client asks our project managers is the same: “How much does aluminum siding cost?” CountBricks has analyzed national data, regional material prices, and thousands of in-house projects to give you an accurate, real-world answer—plus a faster way to calculate your exact budget with the CountBricks AI Estimator.
$4.25 – $8.50 per square foot installed is the current national mid-range for residential aluminum siding in 2025. On a typical 2,000 sq. ft. façade, that translates to $8,500 – $17,000 in total project cost. The spread is wide because every home and every region is different. The numbers below explain why.
• Panel profile and gauge: Heavier-gauge .032" panels can add 20 % over economy grades but deliver superior dent resistance.
• Finish options: Factory-baked PVDF coatings cost more upfront but extend repaint cycles by 15-20 years.
• Tear-off and disposal: Removing existing vinyl or asbestos siding ranges from $0.50 – $2.00 per sq. ft.
• Local labor rates: Labor can be 40 % of the bill. High-demand metro areas see premiums of 10 % – 25 %.
• Architectural complexity: Gables, dormers, and bay windows increase cutting and flashing time.
Clients often compare cost per square foot online and assume two houses of equal size will cost the same. In reality, roof pitch, story height, and even landscaping access can swing labor hours dramatically. CountBricks measures every plane of your façade digitally—no guesswork, no surprises. Upload a blueprint or aim your phone camera, and our AI takeoff tool captures precise surface areas in seconds.
• Budget horizontal lap, white finish: $1.95 – $2.50 per sq. ft.
• Mid-grade smooth lap, color-matched accessories: $2.60 – $3.25 per sq. ft.
• Premium vertical panels with PVDF finish: $3.40 – $4.10 per sq. ft.
Prices update weekly inside CountBricks.com/pricing, so your estimate reflects today’s market, not last quarter’s catalog.
1. Basic one-story ranch: 3 – 4 labor hours per 100 sq. ft.
2. Two-story colonial: 4 – 6 labor hours per 100 sq. ft.
3. Steep-roof Cape Cod with dormers: 6 – 8 labor hours per 100 sq. ft.
Multiply those hours by your region’s prevailing wage (inside CountBricks.com/services we keep them updated) and you have an instant labor allowance.
• No rot or termite issues—cuts long-term repair costs.
• Fire resistance can lower insurance premiums by up to 5 %.
• Recyclable scrap value offsets end-of-life removal.
• Repainting cycle is double that of wood when you choose premium coatings.
A recent CountBricks project involved replacing faded vinyl on a 2,200 sq. ft. split-level. Scope included vinyl tear-off, minor sheathing repairs, new .032" aluminum lap in textured charcoal, full house wrap, trim metals, and gutter re-hang.
• Material: $7,040
• Labor: $5,960
• Waste & disposal: $680
• Total project cost: $13,680 or $6.22 per sq. ft.
Because our AI takeoff produced exact cut lists, the crew ordered 7 % less material than the local average, saving the homeowner $510.
Traditional quotes take days. With CountBricks, you simply speak with our AI Estimator on any device:
1. Describe your home’s size and style in normal conversation.
2. Confirm material grade and color options suggested by the bot.
3. Review the auto-generated line-item quote emailed in under five minutes.
You can adjust quantities, swap finishes, or add gutter work in real time. Once you approve, CountBricks locks your material pricing for 30 days—no hidden escalations.
Many clients combine siding with window or roof upgrades to leverage volume discounts. When our procurement engine aggregates aluminum panels, starter strips, and fasteners across jobs, it negotiates better supplier terms. Those savings (typically 3 % – 7 %) are passed straight to homeowners. Ask your project consultant or visit CountBricks.com/consultation to explore bundles.
Is aluminum siding still worth it compared to fiber-cement?
Aluminum’s installed cost is 10 % – 15 % lower in most regions. Factor in lighter weight (fewer structural modifications) and recyclability, and it remains a cost-effective option for modern exteriors.
Will hail destroy my investment?
Premium .032" and .040" gauges resist small hail. For storm-prone zones, CountBricks recommends nylon mesh backer boards that disperse impact energy—adding roughly $0.35 per sq. ft. but tripling dent resistance.
Can I DIY to cut labor?
Homeowners with carpentry experience can install simple profiles on ranch homes, but multi-story or architectural panels demand professional tools and lift equipment. CountBricks can supply materials and coach your crew, or handle turnkey installation—your choice.
Answering the question “how much does aluminum siding cost” starts with solid data, not guesswork. CountBricks pairs real-time pricing feeds with AI takeoffs and voice-driven estimating to put that data in your pocket. Whether you want a ballpark figure for budgeting or a detailed contract-ready quote, CountBricks delivers speed, accuracy, and transparent residential construction expertise every step of the way.

When the Patterson family bought their 1980s ranch, the original aluminum siding was still hanging on—but oxidation, dents, and faded seams made the exterior look tired. They wanted the durability of metal again, yet needed an up-to-date color and stronger gauge. CountBricks guided the project from digital takeoff to final walkthrough.
• Home size: 1,750 sq. ft. wall surface
• Siding selected: .040" vertical panel in matte desert sand
• Accessories: Color-matched fascia, soffit, and 6" K-style gutters
• Added upgrades: R-5 continuous foam board for improved energy code compliance
1. Mrs. Patterson spent five minutes talking to the CountBricks AI Estimator on her phone.
2. The tool pulled live Montgomery material rates and prevailing wages.
3. A 10-page line-item quote hit her inbox before her coffee cooled.
Total projected investment: $11,420—well below the $13k she had seen in generic online calculators.
• Precise panel cut maps from our blueprint takeoff reduced waste to 4 %.
• Just-in-time delivery scheduled by CountBricks logistics eliminated onsite storage damage.
• The crew finished in four days, two days faster than the local average.
• Curb appeal: Immediate boost, validated by a $19,000 increase in the home’s post-project appraisal.
• Comfort: Continuous insulation dropped interior noise and shaved 12 % off summer cooling bills.
• Warranty: 40-year finish warranty registered and managed through CountBricks.com/portfolio for easy future reference.
• Higher-gauge panels are a small premium that pay back in longevity and dent resistance.
• Pairing siding with insulation often nets utility rebates—our AI flags these automatically.
• Fast, accurate estimates build confidence and help homeowners say “yes” sooner.
If you are in Montgomery—or anywhere in the country—and want numbers that reflect your exact home conditions, skip the spreadsheets. Talk to the CountBricks AI Estimator and watch your aluminum siding quote arrive in minutes.