Is it possible to install vinyl siding on top of existing siding?

Answer: It depends on the condition of the existing siding
Explanation: Only wood can't do vinyl over vinyl

Answer: It depends on the condition of the existing siding
Explanation: We cannot install over damaged siding.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: It is not my personal recommendation- however it is possible and would be very time consuming and costly.

Answer: It depends on the condition of the existing siding
Explanation: Yes on wood siding that’s in good enough condition to except fasters.

Answer: No
Explanation: No you can’t install over existing vinyl siding because it will not be structurally stable

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Many foam backed vinyl siding may be installed over flat siding.

Answer: No
Explanation: You would not want to install vinyl siding on top of existing vinyl, aluminum siding it could cause ripples in the new siding and wouldn't allow for proper expansion and contraction with the new siding heats up and cools down.

Answer: It depends on the condition of the existing siding
Explanation: If existing siding is flat

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Typically the vinyl is installed right over the existing siding. But that usually is if the present siding is structurally ok. I think you can cover it as long as it is not infested with termites/ants. The vinyl will stop any additional moisture damage. The thickness is regulated by A.S.T.M D3679 and should be no less than .035 in thickness, premium siding product will measure 40 plus or minus .005.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Yes it is possible to paint vinyl siding however it would require a professional painter who is aware of the proper additives to put with the paint. It disqualifies the maintenance-free qualities of vinyl siding. However if you are tight on funds it is possible to paint

Answer: It depends on the condition of the existing siding
Explanation: In new construction, it typically is installed over wood wall sheathing wrapped with rigid foam insulation and a moisture barrier. On existing houses, old vinyl or metal siding must be removed, but vinyl can be installed over old wood siding without removing it.

Answer: No
Explanation: Not without adding firing strips and doubling the thickness of trim

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Yes, Vinyl siding can be installed on top of existing siding.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: One of the great advantages of vinyl siding, is the fact that you don't have to remove the old siding, saving money on the installation.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: If your surface is of wooden or the pressed board type of exterior, then yes. If you have a cement board it is a bit more difficult but it too can be covered.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: However I would not

Answer: No
Explanation: It better to remove old siding wrap houses with wrap than siding or with new so you can seal wood and window again

Answer: It depends on the condition of the existing siding
Explanation: Vinyl siding can be applied to siding that has not deteriorated past a certain point or is moisture saturated, contains certain insects, or has allowed moisture or water to compromise the structure, insulation, or interior drywall or plaster.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: In certain applications you can.

Answer: No
Explanation: if someone tells you that get a new contractor

Answer: Yes
Explanation: but not recommended.

Answer: It depends on the condition of the existing siding
Explanation: Depends on what type of siding the house originally had. Not often can it be done, but in certain circumstances such as T & G siding it could be

Answer: It depends on the condition of the existing siding
Explanation: new can be installed over old siding as long as it is not going over vinyl or metal siding

Answer: Yes
Explanation: yes, But I Prefer Not To Unless I Am installing over a vertical siding panel that has zero deterioration.