Siding replacement in Wyoming, PA
Two in three homes in Wyoming borough were built before 1960, and one on Wyoming Avenue is on the National Register.
Homes in Wyoming
The National Park Service lists the Swetland Homestead, 855 Wyoming Avenue, on the National Register of Historic Places for its architecture. Older houses like the ones on the streets around it often have trim and details worth keeping when the siding is replaced.
The county hazard mitigation plan lists a wind report for Wyoming on June 21, 2024, at 50 knots, about 58 mph, with an estimated $3,000 in damage.
About 30% of homes in Wyoming were built before 1940, and about 67% before 1960. The median home was built in 1950. About 62% are owner-occupied.
What siding work tends to look like in Wyoming
A mix of pre-war houses and mid-century homes, many on their second or third siding. Expect:
- Aluminum or early vinyl that is dented, chalky or loose. See vinyl siding replacement.
- Water behind the siding around windows and doors. See rot behind siding.
- Storm repairs where matching an older profile is hard. See storm-damaged siding.
Sending a request from Wyoming
Send a request with your ZIP code (18644), what you need, and a little about the house. We pass it to an independent local siding contractor who serves Wyoming. They contact you to set up a visit and a written estimate. If no contractor can take it, we let you know.
Nearby towns: West Pittston, Exeter, West Wyoming, Swoyersville. All towns: service area.
Housing figures: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, via Census Reporter. Local facts: National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places; Luzerne County 2025 Hazard Mitigation Plan.