Is it easy to replace vinyl siding torn off from a hurricane?

This looks like a pretty big job--I'm so sorry. Have you looked into a low-interest disaster recover loan from the government? There are several disaster assistance programs, but my parents got a loan from the SBA (US Small Business Administration), which allows you to borrow a significant amount at very low interest. For that, and other programs, do a search for "disaster recovery assistance." Hurricane Michael is one of the declared disasters listed.

Leah,

Have you checked into disaster relief in your area. There may be local or federal funds available for people in your situation. Yes, you could do it, but only if you are comfortable on a ladder and scaffolding and have someone to help . If you have a trade school near you, you might get them to help as a public service project. Your local senior center may also have some ideas about volunteers to help. Be wary of scam artists who will say they can fix it for cheap and then take advantage of people in need.

It isn’t different but that is a lot of work and fairly high up. Reach out to local churches and organizations. We are in Birmingham and have had multiple groups go down to P C to help with these type situations. Carpenters for Christ and the church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints are 2 that pop into mind. They did half the work in a local rebuild after the 2011 tornadoes.

Have you gotten any help at all? I too was hit hard by Hurricane Michael. Right after the storm there were lots of volunteers in the area but I don't hear much about them any more. We seem to be forgotten. You might reach out to local church groups. They were also involved right after the storm. On Facebook there are a couple of groups that offer assistance. One is Jackson County Hurricane Relief and another this is Jackson County Florida Strong. Both groups have been offering assistance and information and it's not just for Jackson County.

Leah, this is something I found on Facebook Jackson County Florida Strong. The group offers help and resources for people who have damage from Hurricane Michael: "Hi, friends. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, please reach out to your local church. Simply go to the lead pastor and let him/her know what you need from them. The church has a duty to God to assist anyone in need and there are plenty of able bodied people sitting in pews that can help. Many members have heavy equipment and useful power tools."