Siding in Princeton Junction, NJ

Siding for Princeton Junction homes

Vinyl siding on Princeton Junction homes from the 1980s is often faded, brittle or loose by now. New siding over a fresh weather barrier, with the gutters and downspouts reattached cleanly afterward, refreshes the house and keeps the wall behind it dry.

Homes in Princeton Junction at a glance

ZIP code 08550, which serves Princeton Junction, holds about 5,760 single-family homes, and the median home there was built around 1988. Together they count about 20,880 residents in 7,840 housing units. About 75 percent of the homes are lived in by their owners. Sources: National Structure Inventory and Census estimates by ZIP code.

• 08550: about 5,760 single-family homes among 6,450 buildings; 7,840 housing units, 75 percent owner-occupied, median year built 1988.

Siding near Princeton Junction

Crews come from our Somerville office, about 22 miles away. We also do siding in the towns around Princeton Junction: What the work costs, and what moves the price, is in our cost guide.

• Monmouth Junction, about 8 miles northeast
• Allentown, about 9 miles southeast
• Franklin Park, about 12 miles north
• Belle Mead, about 12 miles north
• Milltown, about 15 miles northeast
• New Hope, about 19 miles west

Read the siding installation cost guide