Hardie Siding
Fiber cement board — heavier, more substantial, and it carries a painted wood look convincingly. A strong choice if you want the texture of real wood siding without the upkeep.
- 40+Years in Business
- 15,000+Projects Completed
- 1984Family-Owned Since
- 90DFW Cities Served
Hardie Siding — what you get
Fiber cement board — heavier, more substantial, and it carries a painted wood look convincingly. A strong choice if you want the texture of real wood siding without the upkeep.
- Fiber cement stands up to impact, heat and moisture
- Convincing wood-grain texture and crisp shadow lines
- Holds factory color well in Texas sun
Hardie Siding — common questions
If your priority is comfort and energy performance, insulated. If it’s the lowest cost route to a new exterior, non-insulated vinyl. Hardie fiber cement is the premium, most durable option. We’ll show you samples against your brick on site.
Modern vinyl and fiber cement siding is designed to hold its color and shape for decades in Texas sun, hail and heat. We’ve repaired siding we installed more than twenty years ago that was still in good shape.
Usually. We’ve tracked down matches even after a manufacturer changed lines.
Reading on hardie siding
Practical notes on building a backyard in North Texas.
Which Siding Survives a Texas Year
Spring hail, a summer heat run, then a hard freeze before Christmas. A North Texas year asks four different things of a wall. Here is how each material answers.
What Two Texas Freezes Taught Us
Most of the damage from February 2021 and December 2022 was avoidable, and none of it was exotic. Here is what broke, in order of how often we saw it, and what to do before the first hard freeze.
Patio Cover Materials That Last Here
Every material on the market survives North Texas. They just fail differently, and on different schedules. Here is what each one does in August, in a hail line, and ten years in.
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Call (214) 251-4928