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Phone: (877) 766 3457 Mobile: (281) 704-0281
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Hardiplank® Lap Siding
Hardiplank® Lap siding offers
enormous advantages over conventional lap siding combining strength and durability with the beauty and charm of wood. It is
available in a variety of smooth and natural-wood textures and manufactures with exclusive Primeplus® sealer and primer, which
provides uniform sealer and primer coverage and excellent paint surface.
Hardipanel® Vertical
Siding
Hardiplanel® Vertical Siding
is equal to our lap siding in beauty, value and long-lasting performances. Because of its structural strength, Harpanel® Vertical
Siding may be utilized as a shear panel.
Hardiplank® Shingle
For sidewall applications,
Hardishingle™ siding offers the distinctive look of wood shingles with the low maintenance and durability of fiber-cement.
For smaller coverage areas, Hardishingle™ individual shingles are packed in different widths for a terrific handcrafted
look. It’s notched panels offer decorative edges for quick installation in larger areas.
Do you need to consider new siding on your property?
- Check to see whether water is behind the wood in English Tudor halftimber, halfstucco homes.
- Check to determine whether the stucco is on masonry or frame. A hollow sound indicates frame. Stucco on frame is extremely
susceptible to water penetration, particularly at the home's corners and around windows and doors. Water penetration is more
likely if the cracks between the stucco and wood trim are not properly caulked.
- Check brick siding carefully because it may need to be repointed and repaired. While ivycovered brick walls are attractive,
English ivy will damage the home's mortar, especially in older homes. Grape ivy may be less harmful but should be kept away
from wood trim because it can grow under the rim.
- Check to make sure that wood clapboard siding is painted and away from moisture problems. While it will last the life
of the home if wellmaintained, wood clapboard siding should be carefully inspected for rotted boards. Pay particular
attention to any wood close to the ground, a likely area for rot and termites.
- Make sure that composition siding board is wellmaintained, painted and away from moisture to prevent deterioration.
Public Service
Mobile: (281) 704-0281
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