Real pricing ranges for siding, roofing, windows & gutters for homes in New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, and Northern Delaware.
Your home's exterior is a single system — and when more than one part of it is near end-of-life, replacing them together usually saves money, time, and long-term repair headaches. Most full exterior projects in PA, NJ, and DE fall between $40,000 and $250,000+, depending on home size and material choices. Here's the real-world breakdown.
Full-exterior pricing scales with home size, but the wide range within each tier comes down to material choice. A small home with vinyl siding and asphalt shingles prices very differently than the same home with James Hardie and metal roofing.
| Home Size | Square Footage | Estimated Total Investment | Project Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small home | 1,000 – 1,500 sq ft | $40,000 – $90,000 | 2 – 3 weeks |
| Mid-size home | 1,500 – 2,500 sq ft | $70,000 – $150,000 | 3 – 4 weeks |
| Large home | 2,500 – 4,000+ sq ft | $120,000 – $250,000+ | 4 – 6 weeks |
Here's how a full exterior project breaks down across the four primary categories. Each section links to a deeper category guide where applicable.
Vinyl siding: $15,000 – $45,000. The most affordable mainstream option, with strong ROI and modern designs available.
James Hardie fiber cement: $25,000 – $90,000+. Premium durability, factory-painted finish, and the highest national ROI of any exterior project.
Siding is often the largest visual transformation in an exterior project and a major driver of curb appeal.
Metal shingle roofing: $18,000 – $85,000+. Combines the look of traditional shingles with the durability and lifespan of metal.
Standing seam metal: $25,000 – $120,000+. Premium architectural look, 40–70 year lifespan, and modern energy performance.
Roofing is your home's primary protection against weather. Quality roofing prevents cascading damage to insulation, framing, and interior finishes.
Partial replacement (5–10 windows): $10,000 – $25,000.
Whole-home fiberglass replacement: $25,000 – $75,000+.
Windows affect both energy efficiency and interior appearance. Marvin Infinity fiberglass with Low-E glazing can reduce heating and cooling bills by up to 30%, per Marvin product documentation.
Seamless aluminum systems: $1,500 – $6,000. The standard, cost-effective choice with custom on-site fabrication.
Premium / copper systems: $5,000 – $20,000+. Architectural upgrade with multi-decade durability and a distinctive look that patinas over time.
Gutters protect the most expensive parts of your home — foundation, siding, and landscaping — by directing water away properly. Adding gutter guards extends maintenance intervals significantly.
The Remodeling 2025 Cost vs. Value Report (Zonda Media, in collaboration with the Journal of Light Construction and Remodeling Magazine) is the most widely cited industry benchmark for remodeling resale value. According to the report, 8 of the top 10 highest-ROI remodeling projects are exterior.
Source: Remodeling 2025 Cost vs. Value Report — Middle Atlantic region, Zonda Media.
| Exterior Project | National Avg ROI | Why It Performs |
|---|---|---|
| Manufactured stone veneer (Mid-Atl) | 200.7% | Massive visual impact, modest cost |
| Steel entry door replacement | ~216% | Lowest-cost curb appeal upgrade |
| Garage door replacement | ~216% | High-visibility, low-cost facade element |
| Fiber cement siding replacement | 114% | Premium look, durable, low maintenance |
| Vinyl siding replacement | 97% | Strong return at a more accessible cost |
| Window replacement (Mid-Atl) | ~67% | Removes inspection objections, improves efficiency |
| Asphalt shingle roof replacement | ~68% | Buyers expect a sound roof; failed roofs kill deals |
Replacing multiple exterior components at once isn't just convenient — it's typically cheaper, faster, and produces a better long-term result than running the projects separately. Four reasons it pays.
Bundling reduces labor overlap. Setup, tear-off, dumpster rental, and crew mobilization all happen once instead of multiple times. Combined estimates frequently come in 10–25% lower than the same projects priced separately, depending on which categories pair.
Your home's exterior is a single weather-management system. Roofing and gutters move water. Siding protects the structure. Windows and doors control air and energy. When installed together, flashing, drip edges, weather-resistive barriers, and trim all integrate properly — no mismatches or gaps.
Mixed-vintage exteriors are where most water-intrusion problems start. A 5-year-old roof installed on top of 20-year-old gutters often causes premature gutter failure. New siding around old, unflashed windows traps moisture in the wall. Bundling eliminates these mismatch failures before they start.
The single biggest visual impact of any remodeling project is a coordinated exterior. Buyers, neighbors, and appraisers all see the home as one cohesive renovation rather than a patchwork of upgrades from different years. That coherence is what drives the strong exterior ROI numbers in the Cost vs. Value report.
If you're replacing siding, the marginal cost to switch insert windows to full-frame drops dramatically — and full-frame is the only method that allows proper flashing, size changes, and structural repair. Read the full pairing math:
Three project profiles that cover most exterior remodels in the tri-state area. These are the configurations Exteriors by Global Home installs most often.
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Four factors drive most of the variation in a full-exterior quote. Understanding each helps you compare estimates apples-to-apples.
Larger homes need more materials. Two-story homes with dormers, multiple gables, bay windows, or complex rooflines cost meaningfully more per square foot than a simple ranch with flat walls.
Vinyl vs. Hardie siding. Metal vs. asphalt roofing. Vinyl vs. fiberglass windows. Aluminum vs. copper gutters. Each material decision moves the total by thousands of dollars.
Multi-story homes, structural repairs, difficult site access, and steep roof pitches all increase labor time. Pre-1978 homes also require EPA RRP-certified work practices because of lead-paint regulations.
Multiple layers of old roofing add tear-off cost. Stucco or shake siding is more labor-intensive to remove than vinyl. Discovery of damaged sheathing or framing during tear-off can add carpentry work to the scope.
A simple 5-step framework for sequencing a multi-category exterior remodel — whether you do everything at once or phase it over 1–3 years.
Walk the entire exterior. Document the condition of siding, roof, windows, gutters, doors, and trim.
Anything actively leaking comes first. Then high-ROI cosmetic and efficiency upgrades.
Siding pairs with full-frame windows. Roofing pairs with gutters. These pairings save real money.
Decide between one big project for efficiency, or 1–3 year phasing for cash-flow control.
Work with a multi-category contractor who can quote everything in one line-item document.
Even the best materials fail when installed poorly. Most premature exterior failures in PA, NJ, and DE homes trace back to installation shortcuts — not material defects.
The credentialing test: any installer you hire should hold state contractor licenses, EPA RRP certification for pre-1978 homes, manufacturer-specific installation certifications for the products being used, and liability and workers' comp insurance.
Most contractors specialize in one category. Exteriors by Global Home is built specifically for whole-exterior projects — with the certifications and warranty structure to back it up.
Siding, roofing, windows, doors, and gutters — all handled by one project team. No coordinating across multiple contractors, no scheduling conflicts, no finger-pointing when something needs follow-up.
Manufacturer warranties cover the products. Our Platinum+ Workmanship Warranty covers the installation itself, for as long as you own your home. See full warranty terms.
We match or beat competitor quotes on equivalent product specs. Financing options include 24 months 0% interest with no payments for qualified buyers, plus low-interest monthly-payment programs. See financing.
Locations in Springfield, NJ and Trevose, PA. We've installed thousands of exterior projects across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware — and we hold contractor licenses in all three states.
Exterior remodeling costs increased 5–10% from 2025 to 2026, driven by raw-material inflation across glass, steel, fiber cement, and asphalt. Industry forecasts expect continued upward pressure into 2027. Getting a quote today locks in current pricing and gives you time to plan financing, sequencing, and any pairing decisions.
Request My Free EstimateExteriors by Global Home handles full exterior projects across eastern Pennsylvania, all of New Jersey, and Delaware. If your town isn't listed below, contact us — we likely still serve you.
The financial landscape changed at the end of 2025. Here's an honest snapshot of what's available to homeowners in 2026.
Qualified buyers can use our 24-month 0% interest, no-payment financing program — the simplest way to bundle a multi-category exterior project without disrupting cash flow. See terms →
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency loans of $1,000–$10,000 at a fixed 1% interest rate over 10 years for qualifying energy-efficiency repairs. PA DEP source →
PA DEP has secured $258.9 million in Inflation Reduction Act funding for whole-home efficiency retrofits. Program is awaiting final DOE approval as of early 2026. PA DEP IRA →
The NJ Clean Energy Program and utility partners (PSE&G, JCP&L) periodically offer rebates and home-performance audits that may apply to whole-home efficiency upgrades. NJ Clean Energy →
Delaware homeowners can access the Energize Delaware Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program for energy audits and incentives on efficiency improvements. Energize Delaware →
Pennsylvania's Act 129 utility rebates (PECO, PPL, FirstEnergy) run through May 31, 2026. Most cover HVAC and appliances, but bundled whole-home efficiency programs may apply. EnergySave PA →
The 18 questions homeowners in PA, NJ, and DE ask us most often when planning a multi-category exterior remodel — with straight answers.
Full exterior replacement projects typically run $40,000 to $250,000+ depending on home size and material choices. A small home (1,000–1,500 sq ft) generally runs $40,000–$90,000, a mid-size home (1,500–2,500 sq ft) runs $70,000–$150,000, and a large home (2,500–4,000+ sq ft) runs $120,000–$250,000+.
Usually yes. Bundling reduces labor overlap, shares setup and tear-off costs, and lets the installer integrate flashing and waterproofing across categories. Doing roofing and gutters at the same time, or siding and full-frame windows at the same time, almost always saves money compared to doing each separately.
Per the Remodeling 2025 Cost vs. Value Report, fiber cement siding leads at 114% ROI nationally, followed by vinyl siding at 97%. Manufactured stone veneer in the Middle Atlantic region recouped 200.7%. Window replacement returns roughly 60–70% in the Middle Atlantic, and asphalt roof replacement returns roughly 68%. Eight of the top 10 highest-ROI projects in the report are exterior.
Most full exterior remodels take 2 to 4 weeks, depending on scope. Roofing typically takes 1–3 days, siding takes 5–10 days, windows take 1–5+ days, and gutters take 1 day. A well-sequenced multi-category project compresses these into roughly 2–4 calendar weeks rather than running them separately over months.
Vinyl siding replacement typically runs $15,000–$45,000 for a tri-state home, and James Hardie fiber cement runs $25,000–$90,000+. Fiber cement costs more upfront but recouped 114% of project cost at resale nationally per the 2025 Cost vs. Value Report. See our siding overview →
Metal shingle roofing typically runs $18,000–$85,000+, and standing seam metal runs $25,000–$120,000+. Asphalt shingles are less expensive and remain the most common choice. Quality metal roofs last 40–70 years versus 20–30 years for asphalt, which is why total cost of ownership often favors metal. See our roofing overview →
Partial window replacement runs $10,000–$25,000, and whole-home replacement runs $25,000–$75,000+. Marvin fiberglass falls toward the higher end. Cost per window is roughly $900–$2,500 installed. See our Fiberglass Window Cost Guide for full pricing detail.
Seamless aluminum gutter systems typically run $1,500–$6,000, and premium copper systems run $5,000–$20,000+. Gutters are the lowest-cost line item in a full exterior project but protect the most expensive parts of your home — foundation, siding, and landscaping.
Yes, if both are due. Siding removal exposes the window frame, which lets the installer flash and waterproof correctly and switch insert installation to full-frame at much lower marginal cost. Doing them separately means paying for some of the same exterior labor twice. See our Replacement vs. New Construction guide for the full pairing math.
Almost always yes. The roof and gutter system work together as a water-management system — gutters mount to the fascia just beneath the roof edge. Replacing them together ensures proper drip-edge integration, lets the installer fix any rotted fascia, and only requires one round of setup and disposal.
Yes. Exteriors by Global Home offers 24-month 0% interest with no payments for qualified buyers, plus low-interest monthly-payment programs designed specifically for home improvement projects. Many homeowners choose financing to capture bundling savings rather than phasing the project over multiple years. See financing options →
No. The federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (Section 25C), which had offered up to $600 for qualifying ENERGY STAR Most Efficient windows and up to $250 per door, expired on December 31, 2025. Improvements installed in 2026 are not eligible. State and utility programs in PA, NJ, and DE may still offer rebates and low-interest energy loans.
At minimum: state contractor licenses for every state they work in, EPA RRP certification under 40 CFR Part 745 Subpart E (required for projects in pre-1978 homes that disturb painted surfaces), liability and workers' comp insurance, and manufacturer certifications for the specific products being installed. Exteriors by Global Home holds licenses in PA, NJ, and DE, EPA RRP firm certification, James Hardie Elite Preferred status, and Infinity by Marvin Diamond Partner status.
ROI is the percentage of project cost recouped at resale — a 114% ROI means you recoup more than you spent. Resale value is the absolute dollar amount the project adds to your home. Both come from the Remodeling Cost vs. Value Report. Higher-ROI projects aren't always the highest absolute resale value, but they're more efficient uses of remodeling dollars.
Phasing is normal and often smart. Most homeowners prioritize by condition and risk: fix anything actively leaking or failing first, then move to high-ROI upgrades. A good contractor will help you build a 1–3 year phasing plan that maintains exterior compatibility — for example, scheduling siding to follow rather than precede a roof so the drip edge is set first.
Permit requirements depend on your municipality. Like-for-like siding, roofing, and gutter replacement typically requires a permit but is straightforward. Window opening enlargements and structural changes always require permits and often require engineering documentation. Exteriors by Global Home handles permitting across PA, NJ, and DE as part of the project scope.
Less than most homeowners expect. Exterior work happens outside the living space, so you remain in the home throughout the project. Crews start early and finish before evening. Disruption is highest during the first 2–3 days (tear-off and dumpster setup) and lowest during finishing. Most families report whole-exterior projects are easier to live through than a kitchen or bath remodel of similar dollar value.
The only way to get an accurate quote is an in-home estimate, because pricing depends on exact home size, exterior materials, frame condition, structural changes, and finish selections across every category. Exteriors by Global Home provides free, no-obligation estimates throughout PA, NJ, and DE, typically responding within one business day. Request your estimate at the top of this page →
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