Durable fiber cement siding with the look of painted wood. Non-combustible, resistant to rot and pests, and built for freeze-thaw New England winters.
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · GAF Certified · Licensed & Insured
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · Licensed & Insured
James Hardie fiber cement siding is made from cement, sand and cellulose fibers. The result is a heavy, rigid board that looks like painted wood but does not rot, does not burn and is not attractive to insects or woodpeckers.
For cold climates like Massachusetts, James Hardie offers products engineered for freeze-thaw cycles, snow and ice. Fiber cement is heavier and more demanding to install than vinyl, so careful cutting, fastening, clearances and flashing details matter on every wall.
Fiber cement will not ignite when exposed to a direct flame, adding a layer of protection to your home.
Unlike wood, it will not rot, swell or be damaged by insects and woodpeckers.
Products engineered for freeze-thaw cycles, snow, ice and seasonal humidity.
Crisp lines and real depth, with factory-baked colors that resist fading.
Horizontal lap boards in smooth or wood-grain textures and multiple exposures.
Shingle-style panels for a cedar shake look on whole homes, gables or accents.
Vertical panels often paired with battens for a board-and-batten design.
Matching trim for corners, windows, doors, frieze boards and fascia.
Factory-applied, baked-on finish in a wide palette of colors.
Primed boards that can be painted any custom color on site.
We inspect your walls, trim and existing siding, review styles and colors, and give you a clear written estimate.
We pull the permit, protect your landscaping, remove the old siding and repair any damaged sheathing.
House wrap and flashing go on first, then the new siding and trim are installed to manufacturer specifications.
We clean up daily, run a magnetic sweep for nails and walk the finished project with you.
Fiber cement costs more than vinyl, but many homeowners choose it for its durability, fire resistance, and high-end painted look. It is a long-term investment in protection and curb appeal.
ColorPlus products come pre-finished from the factory. Primed boards are painted after installation. Either way, fiber cement holds paint much longer than wood.
Fiber cement is heavy and rigid. It requires specific fasteners, clearances from roofs and grade, sealed and flashed joints, and dust-controlled cutting. Following the manufacturer’s installation instructions protects your warranty.
Yes. A popular look is HardiePlank lap siding on the main walls with HardieShingle or vertical board-and-batten panels on gables and accents.
Not sure which siding is right for your home? Compare our other options or see everything on our siding page.
Low-maintenance, budget-friendly siding in dozens of colors and profiles, including insulated options.
The look of cedar shakes and shingles in a low-maintenance polymer that never needs staining.
Natural cedar shingles for the timeless Cape Cod and New England look.
Vertical board & batten and panel siding for a modern farmhouse look.
Tell us about your home and get a free, detailed siding estimate from a licensed Massachusetts contractor.
Remodart Corp · 40 Mechanic St, Suite 204, Marlborough, MA 01752 · HIC #194346 · CS #116371
