You’re standing outside your house, looking at your siding. Maybe it’s faded. Maybe it’s cracked. Maybe it just doesn’t feel like you anymore.
And then the big question hits:
“How much is this going to cost me?”
In Louisiana, especially in New Orleans and Houma…the answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. But don’t worry, we’re going to break it down in a way that actually makes sense.
Let’s get straight to it.
For most homes in southern Louisiana, new siding typically ranges from:
Now before you panic or get excited, here’s the truth:
The final price depends on a few key factors.

This is the biggest factor. More square footage = more material + more labor.
Simple, but important.
Different materials come with very different price tags.
Most homeowners in this area lean toward vinyl siding because it balances price and performance.
Installation isn’t just putting panels on a wall. It includes:
In a humid climate like ours, installation quality matters just as much as the material. Our message is “don’t skimp here.” The installation and repair and proper sealing should be done by an experienced siding professional. It really does make the difference when you are about to install siding that lasts.
If your current siding has hidden water damage or rot, repairs may need (must) happen before new siding goes on.
Think of it like this:
You wouldn’t paint over a cracked wall—you’d fix it first.
The extras matter:
These details elevate the look—but they also can affect cost.
Short answer? Yes—and here’s why.

In Louisiana, vinyl siding isn’t just about saving money upfront. It saves you money long-term.
When you factor in the cost of repainting, repairs, and upkeep… vinyl often ends up being the smarter investment.
Here’s where most homeowners get it wrong.
They focus only on:
“What does it cost today?”
Instead, ask:
“What will this cost me over the next 10–20 years?”
Cheap siding that fails early will cost you more than quality siding that lasts.
The best way to get a real number?
Talk to someone who knows Louisiana homes and has experience with siding.
Every house is different, and local experience makes all the difference when it comes to materials, weather performance, and long-term value.
If you’re starting to think about new siding, reach out to Wholesale Siding Supply.
With over 40 years serving New Orleans, Houma, and surrounding areas, they can help you understand your options without the guesswork—so you can make the right decision for your home and your budget.