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The gold standard in fiber cement. Fire-resistant, insect-proof, and ColorPlus-finished for long-lasting color.
In 60 seconds
Fiber cement — specifically James Hardie HardiePlank — is the premium material for homeowners who want siding that will outlast the current ownership of the house. It is made of Portland cement, cellulose fibers, and sand — fire-resistant, dimensionally stable in extreme temperature swings, and completely insect-proof.
The ColorPlus finish is baked on at the factory in a controlled environment that no field paint can match. HardiePlank is heavier than vinyl, requires experienced crews to install, and costs more to buy and install than vinyl — but when it is installed right, the result holds up for decades with nothing more than an annual rinse-off.
Material and method
SJCC crews install to Hardie's published installation instructions — including blind-nailing, correct fastener spacing, factory-approved butt joints with H-clips or 2x splice flashing, and strict overhang requirements.
ColorPlus is applied and cured under controlled factory conditions for a finish field painting cannot duplicate.
The cement-and-fiber composition resists insects, fire, and the expansion swings common to less stable materials.
Written protection
Your written quote
James Hardie HardiePlank is our premium material. Trim complexity, number of openings, stories, and access have a large effect on your written quote.
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