This tool will help you estimate the cost to install Hardie siding on your home.
How to Use the Hardie Siding Installation Cost Calculator
- Enter the length of the wall in feet.
- Enter the height of the wall in feet.
- Input the number of doors and windows on the wall.
- Specify the cost per square foot for Hardie siding.
- The square footage deduction per door and window is preset to common values, but you can adjust them if needed.
- Click the “Calculate” button to get the result.
How It Calculates the Results
The calculator uses the entered dimensions to calculate the total wall area in square feet. It then subtracts the area taken up by doors and windows based on the specified deductions. Finally, it multiplies the remaining area by the cost per square foot to estimate the total installation cost.
Limitations
Please note that this calculator provides an estimate and actual costs may vary depending on additional factors such as labor, regional prices, and specific material costs.
Use Cases for This Calculator
Calculate Total Cost with Surface Area Measurement
Measure the length and height of the areas you want to cover with Hardie siding. Input these measurements into the calculator to determine the total surface area. The total cost will be calculated based on the surface area and the cost per square foot of the siding installation.
Estimate Material Cost Based on Style and Color Selection
Select the style and color of Hardie siding you prefer for your project. Use the calculator to estimate the total material cost including the chosen style and color. This will give you an idea of how different options may impact the overall budget.
Factor in Labor Costs for Professional Installation
Choose whether you will hire professionals for the installation or do it yourself. If opting for professional installation, input the labor cost per square foot. The calculator will show you the total cost including both materials and labor.
Account for Additional Costs such as Trim and Accessories
Consider any additional components you may need such as trim pieces, corner boards, or fasteners. Input the estimated cost of these accessories into the calculator to get a more accurate total cost for your Hardie siding installation project.
Compare Costs for Different Hardie Siding Products
Explore different Hardie siding product options and their respective costs per square foot. Use the calculator to compare the total costs of using different products based on your project’s surface area. This will help you make an informed decision based on your budget and preferences.
Adjust for Waste Factor and Cutouts During Installation
Take into account the waste factor and any cutouts that will be necessary during the installation process. Input these factors into the calculator to ensure you are budgeting for the accurate amount of materials needed for your Hardie siding project.
Include Costs for Paint and Finishing Touches
If you plan to paint your Hardie siding or add any finishing touches, estimate the additional costs for paint and supplies. Input these costs into the calculator to get a comprehensive total cost that includes all aspects of the installation process.
Calculate Total Investment for Entire Siding Replacement
If you are replacing all the siding on your property, input the total surface area of all the areas to be covered. The calculator will provide you with the total investment required for a complete Hardie siding replacement, including materials, labor, and additional costs.
Estimate Budget for Partial Siding Replacement or Repair
If you only need to replace or repair a portion of your existing siding, input the surface area of the specific area. The calculator will help you estimate the budget required for the partial Hardie siding replacement, taking into account the specific measurements and costs.
Plan for Future Maintenance and Replacement Costs
Consider the long-term maintenance and potential replacement costs of Hardie siding. Use the calculator to estimate the initial installation costs as well as the projected costs for maintenance and eventual replacement over the lifespan of the siding. This will help you plan and budget for the future accordingly.