Premium fiber cement siding — fire-resistant, pest-resistant, and built to outlast vinyl, with ColorPlus factory finishes.
James Hardie is a premium fiber cement siding, built to resist fire, rot, pests, and impact far better than vinyl — a common upgrade for owners who want a longer-lasting, more durable exterior and are willing to invest in it.
The most common James Hardie profile — classic lap siding with a range of textures and finishes.
A shingle-style profile for homes wanting the look of cedar shingles with fiber cement durability.
Factory-applied finish options designed to resist fading better than field-applied paint.
Fiber cement doesn't burn, warp, or attract wood-boring insects the way wood siding can.
Resists moisture, freeze-thaw cycling, and impact better than standard vinyl siding.
Complete tear-off of old siding, proper house wrap and flashing, and full James Hardie installation.
Fiber cement siding is only as good as its installation — done wrong, even the best material fails early or voids its warranty. Here's what you get working with us.
James Hardie siding has specific fastening, clearance, and flashing requirements — we follow them exactly, not "close enough."
Decades of exterior siding and roofing work across Queens, Brooklyn, and Nassau County.
Every job comes with a written warranty on our workmanship — not a verbal promise.
We document tear-off, sheathing condition, and installation with photos so you can see exactly what's behind your new siding.
A clear, itemized estimate before work starts — no surprise charges once the crew is on site.
Fully licensed and insured for siding work across NYC and Nassau County.
What actually happens during a professional fiber cement siding installation, start to finish.
Full tear-off down to the sheathing — not installed over existing siding, which traps moisture and hides problems.
Sheathing and framing are inspected for rot or water damage, with any compromised sections replaced before siding goes on.
Wall insulation is assessed where accessible during the re-side, with options to add or upgrade it if needed.
A house wrap moisture barrier goes over the sheathing before siding — the layer that actually keeps water out of your walls.
Flashing around windows, doors, and corners is installed before the siding panels, per James Hardie's installation specifications.
Panels are fastened with the correct nail type and spacing, with proper clearances at the ground and roofline to prevent moisture wicking.
Seams are caulked, and any factory finish touch-ups are completed for a clean, uniform look.
We walk the finished job with you and clean up the site before we consider it done.