Fiber Cement Siding – James Hardie
Fiber Cement
Fiber Cement is getting quite well know in the siding industry. Its popularity is due to the fact that it feels and looks more like wood than vinyl siding, and is available in styles that resemble wood shingles, clapboard and vertical panels. Fiber Cement board is resistant to moisture, insects, rot and hail. It does not rust and the life expectancy is fifty or more years. It is a low-maintenance choice, with power washing suggested once a year to give your home a fresh, new look; after twenty-five years, it may require a coat of paint.
James Hardie Protects Against Water
Hardie Board siding is visually appealing and comes in a range of designs and colours. It distinguishes your home and can even appear to be wood siding, but it is not, so you are not burdened with the costly upkeep that wood demands.
Fibre Cement is engineered for climate and is engineered to resist some of the most extreme conditions and is warranted to not crack split Edge check or warp as a result of water heat or freezing temperatures and it’s pretty incredible.
James Hardie Fibre Cement
Cost-wise, Fiber Cement is less expensive than wood siding, but more costly than vinyl siding because of its many advantages.
Westwood uses James Hardie siding, the world leader in Fiber Cement Siding and Backerboard. James Hardie Siding products have become very popular and people have been calling the siding “hardie board” or “hardie plank” but the only thing you would be concerned about is that it is indeed made by the Jame Hardie. Installation of Fiber Cement board is best left to professionals, as it requires special tools and experience. With our many years of expertise and experience installing various types of siding and being a James Hardie “Hardie Board” installer Westwood Siding is the right choice for you.
James Hardie Receives the Good Housekeeping Seal
"Good Housekeeping has granted James Hardie with the Good Housekeeping Seal, a symbol for reliability that consumers trust when making big decisions, like choosing home siding."
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