Siding

If you’d like to give your home the classic wood-like appearance without the upkeep and expenses associated with wood, then James Hardie fiber cement siding is the right choice for you. Fiber cement siding has all of the charm and style of classic wood siding, but excels far beyond what wood can provide.

Fiber cement siding is composed of cement, sand, and cellulose fiber. The composition provides outstanding durability and dimensional stability. No other type of siding is able to endure rain, ice, heat, snow, and wind as well as fiber cement siding. James Hardie siding is so strong that it can even be installed to resist hurricane-force winds. Moreover, James Hardie siding is built to be more resistant to fire and pest damage than other types of siding.

How Does Fiber Cement Siding Compare To Other Siding Options?

Homeowners that choose fiber cement siding gain an instant advantage over those that stick with more traditional siding options. Fiber cement siding combines the best aspects of every other siding option into one product. The result is unrivaled beauty and durability.

Fiber Cement Siding Vs. Vinyl

Fiber cement siding is five times thicker than vinyl. The added thickness allows fiber cement siding to be manufactured with a more authentic wood grain look, which provides a more elegant look for homeowners. Additionally, fiber cement siding won’t warp from outdoor elements and is fire resistant, unlike vinyl.

Fiber Cement Siding Vs. Wood Composite

Fiber cement siding is specifically designed to prevent damage from moisture, freezing temperatures, humidity, and pests. Unfortunately, wood-based products are susceptible to those threats.

Fiber Cement Siding Vs. Wood

Wood looks great, but it can be eaten by animals and insects and will go up in flames in a fire. Fiber cement siding avoids all of those problems and is actually less expensive to install than traditional wood siding.