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Best siding by city and climate

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By climate

ClimateCommonly recommended
Cold — cold winters and freeze-thaw cyclesinsulated vinyl, fiber cement and engineered wood
Hot Humid — heat, humidity and stormsfiber cement and quality vinyl
Hot Dry — intense sun and heatstucco, fiber cement and metal
Marine — rain, moisture and mild temperaturesfiber cement and engineered wood with a rainscreen
Mixed — hot summers, cold winters and seasonal stormsvinyl, insulated vinyl and fiber cement

By city

Alaska

Anchorage

Arizona

PhoenixTucson

California

Los AngelesOaklandSan DiegoSacramentoSan Jose

Colorado

DenverColorado Springs

Florida

MiamiTampaOrlandoJacksonville

Georgia

Atlanta

Hawaii

Honolulu

Illinois

ChicagoNaperville

Indiana

Indianapolis

Kentucky

Louisville

Maryland

Baltimore

Massachusetts

BostonWorcester

Michigan

DetroitGrand Rapids

Minnesota

MinneapolisSt. Paul

Missouri

Kansas CitySt. Louis

Nevada

Las VegasReno

New Jersey

Newark

New York

New York CityBuffaloRochester

North Carolina

CharlotteRaleigh

Ohio

ColumbusClevelandCincinnati

Oregon

Portland

Pennsylvania

PhiladelphiaPittsburgh

Tennessee

Nashville

Texas

DallasHoustonAustinSan AntonioFort Worth

Utah

Salt Lake City

Virginia

Virginia BeachRichmond

Washington

SeattleSpokane

Wisconsin

MilwaukeeMadison

Sources: national figures ($4–$13/sq ft installed, vinyl $4.50–$8.20/sq ft, materials $1–$12 and labor $1–$4/sq ft, old-siding removal $0.70–$2.00/sq ft, stone up to $50/sq ft) come from the SidingCostEstimate 2026 cost guide. Other material ranges, project totals, climate recommendations and city/state adjustments are SidingCostEstimate editorial estimates based on typical scope, materials and labor — not survey data. Always compare written quotes from licensed local contractors.