Vinyl · Fiber Cement · Board & Batten
Vinyl Siding Installers In Philadelphia
Your siding takes the same beating your roof does. We install, repair, and replace it with our own crews — as part of protecting the entire exterior, not as a side hustle.
In-House Crews
Full Exterior
20+ Years
Free Estimates
Get Your Free Siding Estimate
Whole house or a few panels — we’ll tell you which.
Free, no-obligation, itemized. We’ll tell you straight what it needs.
Same Beating As Your Roof
When Siding Fails,
The Whole House Pays
Your siding takes the same beating your roof does. Sun, rain, freeze-thaw, and 20 years of Philadelphia weather. When it starts cracking, fading, or letting water behind it, the whole house pays for it. Garrison installs, repairs, and replaces vinyl siding across Philadelphia and the surrounding areas, done by our own crews, not a subcontractor we found last week.
We’ve been working on homes here for over 20 years. Siding isn’t a side hustle for us. It’s part of protecting the entire exterior, and we treat it that way.
Two Reasons People Call
Installation
& Replacement
The old siding is worn out, or the house just needs to look better. Often it’s both.
01
Vinyl Siding Installation
Full siding for a new build, an addition, or a home that’s never had it.
02
Vinyl Siding Replacement
Tearing off old, cracked, or storm-beaten siding and putting up new panels that seal tight.
03
Vinyl Siding Repair
Swapping out damaged sections instead of re-siding the whole house when that’s all it needs.
04
Trim & Soffit
The details around windows, eaves, and the roofline that keep water and pests out.
05
Insulated Siding
Panels with backing that add a layer of thermal protection — worth a look on older homes that run cold.
We’ll Tell You Straight
Vinyl or Fiber Cement?
The Go-To
Vinyl Siding
Affordable, holds its color, doesn’t rot, and barely needs maintenance. For most Philadelphia homes it’s the smart pick.
When It Fits Better
Fiber Cement
Costs more, but it’s tougher, handles impact better, and can look closer to real wood. On some older homes, or where a homeowner wants a specific look, it’s the better call. We also install board and batten for that vertical, farmhouse-style profile.
If it were our house, we’d want a roofer to tell us which material actually fits the home and the budget — not just push whatever’s easiest to sell.
Two Jobs At Once
Curb Appeal And
Weather Protection
New siding changes how the house looks from the street, and how the house holds up to weather.
The curb appeal part is obvious the day it goes up. Clean lines, fresh color, no warped or faded panels. If you’re thinking about selling, it’s one of the highest-return exterior upgrades you can make.
The protection part is the one that saves you money for years. Siding is your home’s outer shell. Installed right, it keeps wind-driven rain out of the wall, cuts drafts, and stops the slow moisture damage that leads to rot and mold behind the wall. Installed wrong — or left cracked and gapping — water gets in and you don’t find out until it’s expensive.
Depends On The Damage
Repair or Replace?
You don’t always need a full re-side. A few cracked panels from a storm, or one damaged section, can usually be repaired — as long as the siding underneath is still in decent shape and we can match the panels.
When siding is failing across the whole house, though, patching it is throwing good money after bad. Widespread cracking, warping, fading that won’t match, or moisture already getting behind it — at that point replacement is the honest answer, and we’ll show you why with photos before you decide anything.
We’ll give you the straight version either way. If a repair holds, we repair it.
One Exterior
Where Water Sneaks In
Siding, Roofing & Gutters —
One Crew
Here’s the advantage of using a roofer for your siding: your roof, siding, and gutters all meet at the same edges — and those edges are exactly where water sneaks in. When one crew handles the whole exterior, those connections get done right.
We handle the metal capping that wraps and protects your trim and fascia where the siding meets the roofline, and we install and repair seamless gutters that carry water away from the walls you just re-sided.
Doing it piecemeal, with a different contractor for each part, is how you end up with gaps nobody wants to own.
Why Homeowners Call Us
Why Garrison
For Siding
In-house crews, no subcontractors — the people who show up work for us, and we stand behind their work
20+ years of local experience, including older Philadelphia rowhomes that need someone who knows how they’re built
GAF Certified Residential Roofing Contractor — the same standards we bring to roofs apply to your exterior
Certified Spanish-speaking team — so every homeowner gets a clear explanation
Full-exterior contractor — siding, roofing, gutters, and capping from one crew that makes the pieces work together
Honest, no-obligation assessments — free, itemized estimates on every job
No Number Online
What Vinyl Siding Costs
Siding cost depends on the size of your home, how many stories, the material you choose, and whether the old siding needs to come off first. A single-section repair and a full re-side aren’t remotely the same job.
What we can promise: the estimate is free, it’s itemized, and there’s no obligation. You’ll see exactly what the work costs and why before we start anything.
Drag The Handle
Siding,
Before and After
Tired exterior stripped and re-sided, trim and all.
Recent Siding Work
Siding That
Changes the House
Vinyl and fiber cement installed with the trim, soffit and fascia done right. Tap any photo to open it full size.
Straight Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does vinyl siding installation cost in Philadelphia?
It depends on the size and height of your home, the siding material, and whether old siding has to be removed first. Rather than guess, we give you a free, itemized estimate after looking at the house, so the number reflects your actual project and not an average.
Is vinyl or fiber cement siding better for older homes?
Both work, and it comes down to budget and the look you’re after. Vinyl is affordable, low-maintenance, and holds up well. Fiber cement costs more but is tougher, handles impact better, and can look closer to real wood, which some owners of older homes prefer. We’ll walk you through the trade-offs for your specific house.
Can siding be repaired instead of fully replaced?
Often, yes. If the damage is limited to a few panels or one section and the siding underneath is still sound, a repair is usually the right move — as long as we can match the panels. When siding is failing across the whole house, replacement is the more honest fix, and we’ll show you why before you decide.
Does new siding improve a home’s weatherproofing?
It does, when it’s installed correctly. Good siding keeps wind-driven rain out of the walls, cuts drafts, and prevents the slow moisture damage behind the wall that leads to rot and mold. Insulated siding adds a layer of thermal protection on top of that. The key is a tight, correct installation, which is where a lot of siding jobs go wrong.
Free & No-Obligation
Get Your Free
Vinyl Siding Estimate
Ready to refresh your home’s exterior, or just want a straight answer on the shape your siding is in? Get an estimate from a crew that handles your whole exterior — not just one piece of it.