Siding in Edison, NJ

Siding for Edison homes

Vinyl siding on Edison homes from the 1970s 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 Edison at a glance

The ZIP codes that serve Edison (08817, 08820 and 08837) hold about 23,870 single-family homes, and the median home there was built around 1973. Together they count about 107,270 residents in 38,150 housing units. About 59 percent of the homes are lived in by their owners. Sources: National Structure Inventory and Census estimates by ZIP code.

• 08817: about 9,810 single-family homes among 11,980 buildings; 17,260 housing units, 52 percent owner-occupied, median year built 1968.
• 08820: about 10,580 single-family homes among 11,800 buildings; 13,220 housing units, 75 percent owner-occupied, median year built 1982.
• 08837: about 3,480 single-family homes among 5,040 buildings; 7,670 housing units, 48 percent owner-occupied, median year built 1967.

Siding near Edison

Crews come from our Westfield office, about 8 miles away. We also do siding in the towns around Edison: What the work costs, and what moves the price, is in our cost guide.

• Metuchen, about a mile northeast
• South Plainfield, about 3 miles northwest
• Woodbridge Township, about 4 miles east
• North Plainfield, about 6 miles northwest
• Plainfield, about 6 miles northwest
• Avenel, about 6 miles northeast

Read the siding installation cost guide