Siding Replacement & Installation in Dallas, TX: Siding That Protects and Looks Right

James Hardie Fiber Cement

Fiber cement is cement, sand and cellulose pressed into boards. It doesn't rot, it doesn't burn, and it doesn't feed termites. Of everything we install, it's the material we'd put on our own houses.

We install the James Hardie line: siding panels, shingles, trim, soffits and accessories. Boards come pre-painted from the factory or standard for painting on site.

Fiber cement is heavy and unforgiving to install. Cuts have to be clean, gaps have to be right, and flashing has to go where flashing goes. That's the part you're actually hiring us for.

Carries a 30-year product warranty from James Hardie.

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Vinyl Siding

Vinyl is the practical choice. It costs less than fiber cement, never needs paint, and cleans up with a garden hose. For a lot of houses and a lot of budgets, it's the right answer, and we'll say so.

We install new vinyl and repair existing vinyl — cracked panels, storm damage, sections that have come loose. You don't have to re-side the whole house to fix one wall.

Wood Siding

Cedar, pine, whitewood and plywood, plus masonite and SmartSide. Plenty of houses around Dallas wear wood siding, and plenty of owners want to keep it that way.

If a wall is too far gone to repair honestly, we'll tell you that, and walk you through what replacing it would cost.

Soffit & Fascia Repair

Soffit is the underside of your roof overhang; fascia is the board your gutters hang on. They are the first wood on the house to take water and the last place anyone looks.

Sound fascia matters for your gutters too. Screws don't hold in rotted board, and a loaded gutter finds that out in the first big storm.