Supreme Restorations LLC
Supreme Restorations siding crew installing white vinyl lap siding on a brand new construction Maryland home with house wrap still visible on upper stories, miter saw and dumpster on site
New Siding Installation · Baltimore, MD

New Siding Installation in Baltimore, MD

A Fresh Exterior. Every Layer Done Right The First Time.

From historic Federal Hill formstone replacement to suburban Towson Hardie upgrades, we install the right siding system for your home. Not whatever's on the truck. Free on-site measure, written quote same week.

Local Context, Baltimore

Baltimore's Siding Stock Is As Varied As Its Neighborhoods.

A Federal Hill rowhouse needs different siding than a Towson colonial, and both need different details than a Glen Burnie split-level.

Baltimore's housing stock spans formstone, aluminum, original cedar shake, fiber-cement, vinyl, and brick veneer. And most homes have multiple systems on different elevations. We start every Baltimore-area siding project with an on-site measure that documents what's installed now, what's compromised, and what the wall assembly behind the siding looks like (housewrap, flashing, sheathing condition). Then we recommend the right system: vinyl lap for budget-conscious refresh projects, Hardie board fiber cement for premium replacement, board-and-batten or shake for craftsman aesthetics, formstone restoration for historic Federal Hill.

Every installation includes new housewrap, J-channel, flashing at window/door penetrations, and starter strip per manufacturer spec. Not just panels nailed to old wrap. Maryland License MHIC #146204.

ServingCantonFells PointFederal HillHampdenRoland ParkMount VernonPatterson ParkCharles Village
On the Ground in Baltimore

What You Get on Every Baltimore Job

  • Vinyl + Hardie + board-and-batten + shake. We install the system that fits your home

  • Full system install: housewrap, flashing, J-channel, starter strip per manufacturer spec

  • Federal Hill formstone restoration available (CHAP-compliant for historic district)

Why It Matters

Siding Is A System, Not A Product.

The siding panel itself is the visible part.

The housewrap, flashing, J-channel, starter strip, and corner detail are what actually keep water out of the wall cavity. We install every layer per manufacturer spec. So the warranty stays valid and the wall stays dry for decades. Call (443) 826-3739 to scope your project.

Questions + Answers

New Siding Installation Questions, Baltimore Edition.

Every question homeowners ask before letting a contractor near their roof or their insurance policy. Don't see yours? Call us. We'll give you a straight answer in two minutes.

Still Have Questions?

Talk to a project manager, not a call-center. We follow up quickly.

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Is Hardie board worth the upcharge over vinyl in the Baltimore climate?

For homes you plan to stay in 10+ years, usually yes. Hardie board outlasts vinyl by decades in Baltimore's freeze-thaw cycles, resists hail and wind-driven debris damage, holds paint better, and improves the home's appraised value at resale. The upfront cost is 40-60% higher than vinyl but the lifetime cost is lower. For investment properties or homes you'll sell within 3-5 years, vinyl is the right call.

Can you match the original 1950s Baltimore aluminum siding on a partial replacement?

Sometimes. Aluminum siding from the 1950s-60s is no longer manufactured, so exact color/profile matches require either NOS panels (rarely available) or near-match modern vinyl. We sample the existing siding, source the closest available match, and lay out the visual options before you commit. If a near-match looks wrong on the wall, we'll recommend full replacement instead of a patch.

What's the difference between vinyl and Hardie?

Vinyl: cheaper, lighter, 30-40 year life, easy to damage but easy to replace. Hardie (fiber cement): more expensive, heavier, 50+ year life, fire-resistant, dent-resistant, holds paint better. Both are good. The right pick depends on budget, climate, and aesthetic.

How long does a new install take?

3 to 7 days for most residential homes. Larger homes, multi-story, or intricate trim details may take longer. We give you a realistic schedule up front.

Do you work with builders?

Yes. We coordinate with your builder's framing and dry-in schedule, meet inspectors, and stage delivery around the job site. Typical siding install goes in right after windows and roofing, before interior finishes.

Can I upgrade from vinyl to Hardie during install?

Yes. Hardie costs more upfront but outlasts vinyl by decades and handles FL coastal exposure much better. We lay out the cost difference and the ROI on resale value before you commit.
Storm Claim Window

Maryland Storm Claim Windows Close Faster Than You Think.

Maryland insurance policies vary by carrier, but most require prompt reporting after a storm event. The longer you wait, the more the carrier can argue the damage worsened from neglect rather than the storm itself. Hail bruising lets water under the shingles for months before a ceiling stain shows up, often right when your claim window is closing. A free inspection now catches the damage while it still qualifies.

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