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James Hardie Siding
Make Your Dream Home a Reality
It’s Time to Go Green!
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The Recognized Leader
James Hardie brand products grace the sides of over 10 million homes across North America. We’ve won over the press, the remodeling industry, and most importantly, our customers, with the beauty and durability of our products.
Lifetime Value
You want to ensure you’re buying the best possible product when you choose to re-side. James Hardie invented fiber cement and remains the leader in the field.
Curb Appeal
Make your house the talk of the block with color. For lasting color, only James Hardie’s exclusive ColorPlus® Technology provides color you can count on.
Performance & Durability
Siding is exposed to Mother Nature all day, every day, for years. Weather, water, time, fire and pests—all can lead to trouble. That’s why James Hardie’s hardworking products are engineered to stand up beautifully, whatever the elements.
Sustainability
For every average-sized home roofed with Euroshield, between 250 to 1,000 rubber tires are diverted from landfills.
Design Flexibility
Hardie® fiber cement products combine beautiful design with high performance. Time and time again, we beat our competitors on both curb appeal and durability.
Whether you can paint your siding depends on the material. Wood, fiber cement, and some types of metal siding can be painted. Vinyl siding is typically not designed to be painted because it is manufactured in a color that doesn't require painting.
Siding contributes to energy efficiency by providing insulation and reducing heat transfer between the interior and exterior of the home. In regards to fire resistance, Hardie Board Fiber Cement is a non-combustible siding. Insurance companies would love for you to install Fiber Cement!
Maintenance depends on the type of siding. Generally, siding should be cleaned annually using a mild detergent and a soft brush or pressure washer. Inspect for any damage or signs of wear, and promptly address issues to prevent further damage.
The lifespan of siding depends on the material used. Vinyl siding, for example, can last 20-40 years, while wood siding may have a lifespan of 20-30 years, a great alternative to wood siding is Hardie Fiber Cement, this siding has been known to last up to 50 years! Proper maintenance and climate conditions also impact the longevity of siding.
Signs that siding may need replacement include cracks, warping, rot, mold or mildew growth, excessive fading, and loose or missing panels. If you notice any of these issues, it's advisable to contact us to assess whether replacement is necessary.