The average cost of installing brick siding is $15 per square foot. For materials and labor, the typical cost of bricking a house is between $9 and $28 per square foot. For bigger projects, professional masons may be able to reduce the cost of materials, resulting in a per-square-foot cost as low as $9 for large residences. Smaller projects can be done by homeowners who know what tools are required and have access to quality materials. In addition to determining how much you can afford, other factors such as type of material used, size of bricks/siding, accessibility, climate where you live, etc. will influence how much you will have to spend to brick your home. It's important to get estimates from more than one contractor before you choose one to perform the work. Then follow up with each contractor to make sure they completed the job according to your expectations and budget. Installing brick siding is an involved process that requires expertise and skill. If you try to do it yourself, you could end up spending more money or causing more damage than if you hired a professional builder in the first place. Brick is also a heavy material so it must be installed by someone who is experienced and knows what they're doing. In conclusion, brick siding is an expensive option that may not be right for everyone. Hire a professional roofer if you're not willing to pay for their services.