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If your crew installs: * James Hardie siding * Fiber cement siding * Exterior remodeling products ... contractor partnership with consistent work and fast project flow, apply today to speak with our ...

If your crew installs: * James Hardie siding * Fiber cement siding * Exterior remodeling products ... contractor partnership with consistent work and fast project flow, apply today to speak with our ...

WE ARE LOOKING FOR ELITE SIDING INSTALLATION CREWS (Steady 1099 Pipeline)Company: Window DepotPay ... Are you a veteran siding contractor or exterior remodeler tired of hunting down leads, haggling ...

1099 Siding Installer Carpenter

Tempe, AZ · On-site

$21.25 - $28.75/hr

Tucson, AZ Independent contractor About Us: Tacheny Exteriors is a fourth-generation, family-owned ... The ideal candidate will have experience with James Hardie and Stone Veneer siding installation.

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How much do siding installation contractor jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 13, 2026, the average hourly pay for siding installation contractor in the United States is $17.94, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.38 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Siding Installation Contractor vs Siding Installer?

AspectSiding Installation ContractorSiding Installer
CredentialsMay require licenses, certifications, and experience in contractingTypically certified or trained in siding installation techniques
Work EnvironmentOversees projects, manages crews, and interacts with clientsPerforms installation work on residential or commercial buildings
Employer & Industry UseContractors run their own businesses or work for contracting firmsEmployed by contractors or construction companies

The main difference is that a Siding Installation Contractor manages and oversees siding projects, often handling client relations and project planning, while a Siding Installer focuses on the hands-on installation work. Both roles require knowledge of siding materials and safety procedures, but the contractor role involves additional responsibilities like project management and licensing.

How to become a siding installation contractor?

To become a siding installation contractor, you typically need to gain experience in construction or carpentry, develop knowledge of siding materials and installation techniques, and obtain any required state or local licenses or permits. Some contractors pursue certifications from industry organizations to demonstrate expertise and improve credibility. Strong skills in reading blueprints, working with tools, and adhering to safety standards are essential for success in this field.

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Residential Siding Contractor Crews

Crete, IL • On-site

M&M
Accounting Services • 1 - 10 employees

$1.0K - $4.0K/day

Contractor

Re-posted 18 days ago


Job description

Looking for steady James Hardie siding work in Chicago?
M&M Home Remodeling Services is actively hiring experienced Hardie siding subcontractor crews across the Chicagoland area for immediate, year-round residential installation work.
If your crew installs:
  • James Hardie siding
  • Fiber cement siding
  • Exterior remodeling products

...we want to partner with you.
For over 50 years, M&M Home Remodeling Services has built one of the strongest reputations in the Midwest for quality exterior remodeling. We keep our install partners busy with consistent work, reliable scheduling, and strong operational support.
Why Crews Partner With M&M
  • Consistent year-round siding work
  • High-volume project pipeline
  • Fast job turnover
  • Established, trusted brand
  • Supportive field leadership and superintendents
  • Weekly opportunities across Chicagoland
  • Long-term partnership potential
  • Residential replacement siding projects

What We're Looking For
We are seeking experienced siding subcontractor crews with:
  • James Hardie / Fiber Cement siding installation experience
  • Residential siding replacement experience
  • Professional workmanship
  • Reliable communication
  • Ability to manage job sites efficiently
  • Strong attention to detail and customer experience

Responsibilities
  • Install James Hardie, fiber cement, and vinyl siding
  • Complete tear-offs and replacement installations
  • Maintain clean and organized job sites
  • Take before/after photos and upload to CRM
  • Communicate professionally with homeowners and field superintendents
  • Ensure projects meet quality and safety standards

Requirements
  • Minimum 1 year of siding installation experience
  • Hardie siding experience strongly preferred
  • Active insurance and licensing
  • Reliable transportation, truck, and tools
  • Established crew preferred
  • At least one English-speaking crew member required
  • Ability to work throughout the Chicagoland market

Insurance Requirements
General Liability
  • $2M Aggregate
  • $2M Products & Completed Operations
  • $1M Per Occurrence

Automobile Liability
  • $1M Combined Single Limit

Workers Compensation
  • $500K / $500K / $500K

Areas We Serve
Projects available throughout:
  • Northwest suburbs
  • South Suburbs
  • Northwest Indiana
  • Western Suburbs
  • Chicagoland surrounding markets

Apply Today
If your crew is looking for a reliable siding contractor partnership with consistent work and fast project flow, apply today to speak with our team.
We are actively onboarding qualified Hardie siding subcontractor crews immediately.