Whole-house siding replacement in Hillsboro generally runs $10,000–$22,000 in quality vinyl and $18,000–$45,000 in James Hardie fiber cement. Our own crews do the work, every job carries our 10-year workmanship warranty, and we are a James Hardie Elite Preferred contractor.
For your exact price, book a free in-home estimate.
What does siding replacement cost in Hillsboro?
| Siding type | Typical whole-house range |
|---|---|
| Quality vinyl | $10,000 – $22,000 |
| Insulated vinyl | Upper end of the vinyl range |
| James Hardie fiber cement | $18,000 – $45,000 |
In the old town, many houses are stone and have no siding to replace. Frame houses there are priced on the same ranges. Outside the town, wall area, trim and porches set the number on Hillsboro-address homes north of Route 7.
The estimate gives you a firm written price with the product and color named.
Hillsboro houses, and what re-siding them involves
The Town of Hillsboro calls itself the Town Made of Stone. Its houses along Route 9 in Hillsboro Gap are mostly two-story stone buildings from before 1835, with Victorian porches and bay windows added later. The town has only about 114 residents.
Since 2018, the Postal Service has used the Hillsboro name for thousands of addresses north of Route 7, mostly outside town limits. Most of those homes are outside the historic district.
What siding works on a Hillsboro-area home?
On a frame house or frame addition in the old town, James Hardie lap, with its 30-year non-prorated, transferable warranty, is one option.
For country homes outside the town, quality vinyl with Alside’s Double Lifetime Warranty or insulated vinyl are also common. Our siding page compares every option.
Do you need approval to replace siding in Hillsboro?
Inside the town, check first. Hillsboro has a local historic overlay, the Historic Hillsboro District, covering the original town. Its ordinance requires a Certificate of Appropriateness for new houses and for demolishing, rebuilding or moving listed buildings; re-siding is not listed as a trigger. Because the district is locally designated, Loudoun County can require a building permit for siding there.
- Who reviews: the Hillsboro Planning Commission reviews Certificates of Appropriateness and recommends to the Town Council.
- Outside town limits: Hillsboro-address homes north of Route 7 are in Loudoun County, where siding replacement usually needs no building permit. If you have an HOA, check its rules. We supply the product data sheets and manufacturer color names. We work closely with the committees, we have a great relationship with plenty of HOAs in the area, and it has never been a problem for us.
- Structural changes: if the job grows to include new or larger openings, that part needs a building permit.
Not sure if your street has an HOA committee? Ask us at the estimate.
Considering fiber cement? See James Hardie siding from Sunshine Contracting. Want the numbers first? Read what siding replacement costs in Northern Virginia.
Finished siding work near Hillsboro
The finished photos below are from two Loudoun County James Hardie jobs: lap siding in Leesburg and shake siding in Sterling.
More of the Leesburg job is on our Leesburg siding page.
Finished James Hardie siding jobs in Leesburg and Sterling
Why Hillsboro homeowners hire Sunshine
- James Hardie Elite Preferred contractor.
- 10-year workmanship warranty, layered under the manufacturer warranties.
- Replacement, not patching. We replace siding and do not take repair-only jobs.
- In-house, factory-trained crews on every job. No subcontractors.
- 4.9 out of 5 from 999+ verified customers on GuildQuality. BBB A+.
- 33+ years, family-owned, based in Woodbridge.
- Licensed and insured: Virginia Class A #2705075333 and Maryland MHIC #05-131843.
- Firm written pricing. The number doesn’t drift after you sign.
- Fast reply. We call back quickly to set up your free estimate.
Can you finance siding in Hillsboro?
Yes: financing options are available with approved credit, and we’ll walk through what’s current at your estimate.
Hillsboro siding questions, answered
How much does siding replacement cost in Hillsboro, VA?
A whole house in quality vinyl generally runs $10,000 to $22,000, and James Hardie runs $18,000 to $45,000. Wall area, trim and porches set where your home lands. The free estimate gives you a firm written price.
Is my Hillsboro, VA 20132 address inside the Town of Hillsboro?
Not necessarily. The town covers about 172 acres, and since 2018 the Postal Service has used the Hillsboro name for thousands of addresses north of Route 7, mostly outside town limits.
Does Hillsboro’s historic district review siding?
The Historic Hillsboro District ordinance requires a Certificate of Appropriateness for new houses and for demolishing, rebuilding or moving listed buildings. Re-siding is not listed, but ask the town before starting work on a listed building.
Does Loudoun County require a permit for siding in Hillsboro?
Virginia’s building code generally exempts re-siding a house, but it lets the building official require a permit in a locally designated historic district, which Hillsboro has. Outside town limits, a permit is usually not needed.
Who installs siding in Hillsboro, VA?
Sunshine Contracting, a James Hardie Elite Preferred contractor, with our own crews.
Do you work on Hillsboro-address homes north of Route 7?
Yes. We serve the town and the Hillsboro-address areas around it. Ask about your road.
Ready for a real number? Schedule your free estimate. We walk the house with you and give you a written price. Serving Hillsboro and the rest of Northern Virginia.
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