Vinyl Siding Installation in New Hampshire

Standard lap vinyl

Horizontal panels in clapboard or Dutch lap profiles. This is the classic look on most New England homes and the most common choice for a straightforward replacement.

Insulated vinyl

Vinyl panels with a rigid foam backing bonded to them. The backing makes the panel stiffer and flatter on the wall and adds a modest amount of insulation over the sheathing.

Premium-thickness vinyl

Thicker panels hold a straighter line across long walls and stand up better to dents than thinner builder-grade panels. Many come in deeper, richer colors.

Vertical board and batten

Tall vertical panels with raised battens give a farmhouse or barn look. It is often used on gables, additions or as an accent alongside lap siding.

Shakes and scallops

Vinyl that imitates cedar shakes or half-round scallops, usually used in gables and accent areas to add texture and detail.

Trim, soffit and accessories

A good vinyl job depends on the details: J-channel, corner posts, window and door trim, vented soffit and properly lapped flashing. We install the whole system, not just the panels. See the corner, window trim and flashing details in our farmhouse siding replacement.

Comparing bids? Check for these

Lower bids often leave these out. Every Atlas estimate includes them.

• Tear-off and disposal of the old siding, not siding over it
• New house wrap, taped at the seams
• Lead-safe (EPA RRP) setup, containment and cleanup on homes built before 1978

Vinyl siding by town

Local pages covering each town's houses, building department and an example ballpark:

• Manchester, NH
• Raymond, NH
• Concord, NH
• Bedford, NH
• Hooksett, NH
• Goffstown, NH
• Weare, NH
• Londonderry, NH
• Nashua, NH
• Pittsfield, NH

Want example prices first? Read the vinyl siding replacement cost guide.

Common questions