Vinyl Siding Pittsburgh: 10 Best Siding Companies for 2026

If you are searching for vinyl siding in Pittsburgh, you will find plenty of pages that name one company and stop there. This page is different. We are Malick Brothers Exteriors, a family owned exterior contractor in West View, and we do siding installation in Pittsburgh and across the North Hills. We put ourselves first on this list because we believe our work earns it, and then we named nine other Pittsburgh siding companies with only the facts we could verify: where they are based, what siding they install, which manufacturer programs they belong to, and their Google rating on the day we checked.

We rebuilt this list for 2026. Companies from our older version whose current siding work we could not confirm are gone, and several siding specialists have been added.

How we chose these Pittsburgh siding contractors

Every company below had to meet the same tests:

• A physical office in the Pittsburgh area, not a lead marketplace or a call center.
• Siding listed as a real service on the company's own website, with named products.
• Facts we could confirm on October 5, 2026 from the company website, its Google Business Profile or a public record.

Google ratings and review counts change every day. The numbers here are what Google showed on October 5, 2026. Where we did not have a current number, we left it out instead of guessing.

The 10 best vinyl siding companies in Pittsburgh for 2026

1. Malick Brothers Exteriors (West View, North Hills)

Best for: North Hills homeowners who want siding, soffit, fascia and gutters done by one local crew.

Our shop is at 500 Perry Highway in West View. Ryan Malick founded the company in 2022 and it is still family owned. We are BBB accredited with an A+ rating, and our Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor registration is PA174918.

For vinyl, we install Mastic siding, including the Quest line in Dutch lap and the Ovation line. For fiber cement, we install James Hardie. On the Ross Township job in the photo above, we replaced the roof, installed James Hardie siding in Monterey Taupe, and finished the house with white soffit, new fascia metal and seamless gutters.

We also handle siding repairs, soffit and fascia replacement and roofing, and we work through the winter.

Google: 4.8 stars, 388 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

2. Ideal Siding Pittsburgh (Coraopolis)

Best for: Homeowners who want a company that does siding and nothing else.

Ideal Siding Pittsburgh works from 161 North Jamestown Road in Coraopolis and is the local office of a siding only brand. The company website lists James Hardie fiber cement, vinyl, cedar, aluminum and engineered wood siding, covers full and partial replacement and repairs, and advertises a 25 year workmanship warranty and design renderings before the job starts.

Google: 5.0 stars, 106 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

3. Ireland Contracting (Glenshaw)

Best for: A wide choice of vinyl, insulated vinyl, composite and fiber cement from a company in business since 1994.

Ireland Contracting has been family owned since 1994 and is based at 1310 William Flinn Highway in Glenshaw, PA license 026195. It is a James Hardie Preferred contractor and an Everlast Preferred siding installer. Its siding page lists Mastic vinyl (including Quest and Cedar Discovery), Norandex vinyl, Everlast composite and James Hardie fiber cement.

Google: 4.8 stars, 533 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

4. Resnick Roofing and Contracting (Gibsonia)

Best for: James Hardie fiber cement from a large North Hills company.

Resnick has served Pittsburgh homeowners since 2006 from 5320 William Flinn Highway in Gibsonia, with offices in Canonsburg and Murrysville. The company is an Elite Preferred James Hardie contractor, a GAF Master Elite roofer and BBB accredited with an A+ rating. Its siding page focuses on James Hardie fiber cement and Tando composite stone and shake products, so it is a strong option if you are moving away from vinyl.

Google: 4.9 stars, 1,572 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

5. Cousins Roofing, Siding and Decks (South Side)

Best for: Siding combined with a deck or outdoor living project.

Cousins is a family owned company based at 2681 Sidney Street on the South Side, with offices in Washington, Butler, Greensburg and Beaver, PA license PA177033. It is a James Hardie Elite Preferred contractor and installs vinyl, insulated vinyl, fiber cement and cedar siding.

Google: 4.9 stars, 480 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

6. Buccos Roofing (Bethel Park)

Best for: South Hills homeowners who want vinyl or James Hardie siding from a company with several offices.

Buccos Roofing is family owned, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Bethel Park, PA license PA093670. Its siding page lists vinyl siding and James Hardie fiber cement, and the company is a James Hardie Elite Preferred contractor and BBB accredited.

Google: 4.9 stars, 1,045 reviews on the Bethel Park profile (checked October 5, 2026).

7. Knox's Construction (Canonsburg)

Best for: CertainTeed or Mastic vinyl siding south and west of the city.

Knox's Construction is a family owned contractor in Canonsburg, in business since 2002, PA license PA018587. Its siding page names CertainTeed and Mastic vinyl siding, and the company offers a 25 year workmanship warranty on qualifying installations along with soffit, fascia and gutter work.

Google: 4.9 stars, 359 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

8. Legacy Remodeling (Dormont)

Best for: Insulated vinyl or premium composite siding paired with new windows and doors.

Legacy Remodeling is a family owned remodeler at 3090 West Liberty Avenue. Its website gives a founding year of 1987 and a BBB A+ rating. The siding it lists includes insulated vinyl, shake and board and batten profiles, and Celect composite siding by Royal Building Products. It also installs replacement windows and doors.

Google: 4.9 stars, 283 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

9. MY Pittsburgh Roofing (McKnight Road, North Hills)

Best for: A Vinyl Siding Institute certified installer in the North Hills.

MY Pittsburgh Roofing was founded in 2011 and is based at 4560 McKnight Road. Roofing is its main trade, and it is a GAF Master Elite contractor, but it also installs siding and gutters and is a Vinyl Siding Institute certified installer.

Google: 5.0 stars, 502 reviews (checked October 5, 2026).

10. McClellands Contracting and Roofing (Oakdale)

Best for: West suburbs homeowners who want roofing and siding handled by one large company.

McClellands is headquartered at 2 Industrial Park Drive in Oakdale, with offices in Cranberry Township and on Baum Boulevard in Pittsburgh, PA license PA212361. Its website lists siding installation, including James Hardie siding, next to its roofing and remodeling services. The company is a GAF Master Elite roofing contractor and BBB accredited.

Google: 4.9 stars, 982 reviews on the Oakdale profile (checked October 5, 2026).

Pittsburgh siding companies compared

Vinyl siding or James Hardie: which suits a Pittsburgh house?

Most siding contractors in Pittsburgh offer both, and the right answer depends on the house.

Vinyl siding is the most common choice here. It never needs paint, it does not rot, and it is the lower cost option of the two. Better lines such as Mastic Quest use a thicker panel and a stronger locking edge, which helps the wall stay flat and resist wind. Vinyl expands and contracts as the temperature changes, and Pittsburgh swings from single digits in January to the nineties in July. That is why installation matters so much: panels have to be hung so they can move, not nailed tight. The Vinyl Siding Institute publishes the installation standards and certifies both products and installers.

James Hardie fiber cement is a cement based plank that is thicker and more rigid than vinyl. It does not melt or burn, it holds deep color well with the factory finish, and it has the shadow lines of wood. It costs more to buy and takes longer to install. You can see the product lines on the James Hardie website.

Many Pittsburgh homes are part brick, with siding only on gables, dormers, additions or the second story. On those houses the siding area is small, so upgrading the material changes the total less than people expect.

What a complete siding job includes

When you compare estimates from siding contractors, check that each one covers the same scope. A complete job should include:

1. Removal of the old siding and disposal, not a layer over the top unless you agreed to that.
2. Inspection of the sheathing, with rotted wood replaced before anything is covered.
3. House wrap or another water resistive barrier, taped at the seams.
4. Flashing at windows, doors, roof lines and where siding meets brick.
5. New siding with the correct starter, corner posts and J channel or trim boards.
6. Soffit and fascia, either wrapped in new metal or replaced.
7. Gutters and downspouts taken down and put back, or replaced.

Older homes in Bellevue, West View and the city neighborhoods often hide surprises under aluminum or asbestos cement siding, including missing sheathing and old wood clapboard. A good estimate says how that will be handled if it is found.

Siding, soffit, fascia and gutters meet at the eave, so it often makes sense to do them together. If your gutters are near the end of their life, ask about new seamless gutters while the crew is already there.

How to check a siding contractor before you sign

• Look up the PA HIC number. Home improvement contractors in Pennsylvania must register with the Attorney General. Search the number on the PA Attorney General HIC lookup and confirm the name matches. Ours is PA174918.
• Ask for a certificate of insurance sent by the insurer or agent, showing general liability and workers compensation.
• Ask which product line is in the estimate. "Vinyl siding" is not specific enough. You want the manufacturer, the line and the color in writing.
• Ask for recent local jobs you can drive past. A contractor who works in your area can name streets.
• Read the lower rated reviews and see how the owner responded.
• Get the warranty in writing, both the manufacturer warranty on the product and the contractor's workmanship warranty.

Frequently asked questions

Who is a reputable siding installation contractor in Pittsburgh, PA?

Any of the ten companies on this page is a reasonable place to start, because each has a local office, a public track record and named siding products. Whoever you call, confirm the PA HIC registration, ask for proof of insurance and get the product line in writing. We are glad to be one of your estimates if you live in Pittsburgh or the North Hills.

What drives the cost of a vinyl siding job?

The main factors are the wall area, the number of stories, how many windows, corners and gables the crew has to trim around, the product line you choose, whether old siding has to be removed, and how much sheathing repair is needed. Soffit, fascia and gutter work add to the total. That is why we give a free written estimate after measuring the house instead of quoting by phone.

What is the downside of vinyl siding?

Vinyl can crack from a hard impact in very cold weather, it can warp from concentrated heat such as a grill placed too close, and thin panels can look wavy on an uneven wall. Dark colors need a line made to hold them. Most complaints trace back to installation, such as panels nailed too tight to move, so the installer matters as much as the product.

What is the most affordable way to replace my existing siding?

Standard vinyl in a common color is usually the lowest cost material. You can also control cost by keeping sound soffit and fascia, or by replacing siding one elevation at a time if only one side is failing. We do not recommend skipping house wrap or flashing to save money, because water damage behind the wall costs far more later. Financing is available if you prefer to spread the cost.

Get a free siding estimate

If you would like Malick Brothers Exteriors to look at your house, we will measure it, show you Mastic and James Hardie samples and give you a written estimate at no charge. We serve Pittsburgh, Ross Township, West View, McCandless and the rest of the North Hills and nearby towns. Contact us to schedule your visit.