Siding Installation in Moorestown, NJ

Moorestown’s homes are some of the finest in South Jersey — Victorian, Colonial Revival, and estate houses that deserve more than a generic re-skin. We side them with the craftsmanship that level of home demands.

Why Moorestown Homeowners Hire Us for Siding

Craftsmanship for High-Value Homes

Period trim, ornate gables, and large estate facades take real skill. We detail them to preserve character and protect the value these homes carry.

Fully Licensed in New Jersey

We’re a registered NJ Home Improvement Contractor (#13VH13150900). We pull the township permit, meet the Uniform Construction Code, and schedule the inspection.

No Subcontractors — Ever

Your project is installed by our own factory-trained team. One project manager, start to finish, with direct accountability.

Fixed Pricing & Workmanship Guarantee

The price we quote is the price you pay. Every installation carries a 10-year Monarch workmanship guarantee on the labor, plus the manufacturer’s warranty on the material.

How a Siding Project Runs Here

Four steps, start to finish, handled entirely by our own crew.

Design Selection: We bring full siding samples to your door — James Hardie fiber cement in period clapboard and shake profiles, cedar, and premium vinyl. For historic and estate homes, we match a profile that honors the architecture while upgrading durability.
Transparent Pricing & Review Handling: You get a written, itemized quote covering material, labor, permit fees, and disposal. For homes in the Historic District, we prepare the review submission and build it into your timeline.
Local Portfolio Review: We show you completed work on comparable Victorian and Colonial-era homes nearby, so you see how we detail ornate trim, gables, and corners before you commit.
Contract & Scheduling: Sign at home on your schedule. The contract spells out the full scope, materials, permit and review handling, inspection, and the 10-year workmanship guarantee.

Ready to start? Contact us for a free on-site consultation and a no-obligation quote built for your property.

What Goes Wrong With Siding on Moorestown Homes

The township’s housing skews old and ornate — Gothic Revival, Queen Anne, Second Empire, and Colonial Revival near Main Street — so the problems are the problems of aging wood and elaborate detailing.

Rot in original wood clapboard and ornate trim. The late-1800s and early-1900s homes carry deep, decorative wood trim that collects water at every cornice, bracket, and window cap. By the time paint peels, the wood beneath is often gone.
Lead paint under everything old. Almost every home built before 1978 here has lead paint on its exterior woodwork. Once we disturb more than a small area, EPA Lead-Safe handling is federally required.
Mansard and turret detailing that traps water. Second Empire mansards, Queen Anne turrets, and complex rooflines leak at the siding-to-roof junctions when flashing was never detailed correctly.
Aluminum capping hiding decay. When prior owners wrapped original trim in aluminum decades ago, moisture got sealed in. We routinely find soft, punky wood the moment that capping comes off.
Large estate facades fading unevenly. On the bigger western-section homes, broad sun-exposed walls show fade and wear unevenly, leaving a patchy look that undercuts an otherwise stately property.

Why Moorestown Conditions Call for the Right System

This part of Burlington County has a humid climate — cold winters and warm, wet summers, with high year-round moisture. On 19th-century homes with original wood walls and elaborate trim, that moisture load is unforgiving, so material choice and detailing decide how long the result lasts.

Period-appropriate materials that perform: Fiber cement takes a traditional clapboard or shake profile, holds paint for decades, and resists the rot that destroys old wood — often the material that satisfies both a historic look and long-term durability.

Freeze-thaw on aged framing: Temperatures crossing freezing through the winter work moisture into every old joint. We install a full water-resistive barrier behind the new siding — something most of these homes never had.

Lead-safe handling: On pre-1978 exteriors, we contain and dispose of lead paint to EPA RRP standards, protecting your household and keeping the project compliant.

The same freeze-thaw cycles that rot old siding also lift roof edges and flashing on these complex historic rooflines. If you’ve noticed leaks at the same time, our emergency roof repair team in Moorestown can look at both on one visit.

Siding Installation Pricing in Moorestown

The table below covers full siding replacement — tear-off, housewrap, basic flashing, and disposal. It does not include hidden wood-framing repair, common on older homes and quoted separately once the wall is open. Pricing reflects the local historic homes and larger estate properties.

Material	Typical project	Price range	What’s included
Vinyl (insulated)	Newer single-family, 1,900 sq ft	$14,200 – $18,900	Tear-off, housewrap, foam-backed panels, trim
James Hardie fiber cement	Victorian / Colonial near Main Street, 2,000 sq ft	$23,400 – $30,400	HardiePlank, HardieTrim, ColorPlus finish
James Hardie fiber cement	Larger estate home, 3,000 sq ft	$36,800 – $48,600	Full-elevation Hardie, factory finish, trim
Cedar wood	Historic restoration, 2,000 sq ft	$30,200 – $43,800	Material, prime, install — not factory finish
Hardie with accent mix	Colonial w/ shake gables, 2,200 sq ft	$30,600 – $40,200	Lap + shake accents, trim, factory finish

Common add-ons on local properties:

Lead-safe abatement on pre-1978 trim (federally required when 6+ sq ft of painted surface is disturbed) — typically $1,840 to $3,200 on an average home, more on large estates.
Wood-framing and trim repair when we find rot under old wood or aluminum capping — $6.50 to $9.20 per square foot, shown and approved before we proceed.
Custom millwork matching for ornate Victorian trim, so the new exterior keeps its original profiles.

Completed Projects in Moorestown

In 2025 we re-sided a late-Victorian home near Main Street. Its ornate wood trim had been capped in aluminum years earlier, and the wood beneath had rotted from trapped moisture, with lead paint throughout. We contained and removed the lead paint to EPA standards, rebuilt the damaged trim to match the originals, added a full water-resistive barrier, and finished in fiber cement in a period clapboard profile. The crew was on site six working days. Before-and-after photos are below.

Reviews

Real feedback from homeowners across Burlington County — screenshots from completed siding projects.

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Siding Installation FAQs

Find answers to the most common questions about our siding services. If you have any other questions or need more information, feel free to contact us directly.

Do I need historic-district approval for siding in Moorestown?

If your home sits in the Moorestown Historic District along Main Street and the surrounding blocks, exterior changes may require review before a permit is issued. The township issues the building permit under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code regardless. As a registered NJ contractor (#13VH13150900), we confirm whether your property is in the district, prepare any review submission, and handle the permit.

What siding is best for a historic Moorestown home?

For Victorian and Colonial Revival homes, fiber cement is usually the strongest choice — it takes a period clapboard or shake profile, holds paint for decades, and resists the rot that destroys old wood. Where authentic material is preferred, cedar is an option, though it needs ongoing maintenance. We match the profile to your home’s era and detailing.

What's covered under your warranty and guarantee?

Two layers. Monarch provides a 10-year workmanship guarantee on the installation labor, which transfers once to the next homeowner if you sell. The material carries its own manufacturer’s warranty: James Hardie fiber cement carries a 30-year non-prorated transferable substrate warranty plus a 15-year ColorPlus finish warranty, and premium vinyl typically carries a limited lifetime transferable warranty. We hand over the written documentation at closeout.

Do you remove the old siding first, or install over it?

We remove it. Installing over existing siding traps moisture, hides developing damage, and voids most manufacturer warranties, including James Hardie’s. On the older homes here, removal is also how we find the rotted framing and lead-painted wood that have to be handled correctly — sealing problems under new panels only buys a few years.

How much does siding installation cost in Moorestown?

Full replacement runs roughly $14,200 to $30,400 for a typical home depending on material, with larger estate homes and full historic restorations scaling into the $40,000s and beyond. The table above breaks it down. Lead-safe abatement on pre-1978 homes is a separate line item, usually $1,840 to $3,200, and any hidden framing repair is quoted after the wall is open.

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Location

501 Cambria Avenue Bensalem, PA 19020

Work Schedule

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Sat-Sun: Closed

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Siding Installation Near Moorestown, NJ

From storm-resistant fiber cement to low-maintenance vinyl, our crews handle siding installation across Moorestown and the neighboring Burlington County communities of Lenola, Maple Shade, Cinnaminson, Delran, and Riverton. Explore siding service in nearby towns: