James Hardie fiber cement, LP SmartSide engineered wood, and vinyl siding installed properly. The difference between siding that looks right and siding that looks off is entirely in the details — the trim returns, the corner boards, the reveal spacing.
Request a QuoteFull replacements, targeted repairs after storm damage, or specific sections that have rotted — we handle both single-family homes and commercial buildings.
Full siding replacements, partial siding repair after storms, wood-to-fiber cement conversions, and integration with trim, soffit, and fascia. We work across Dallas, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, and surrounding communities.
Multi-family, retail, office, and light industrial. Commercial siding often uses different systems (metal panel, larger-format fiber cement) and requires careful staging around occupied buildings.
Siding is only the visible layer. Doing it right means addressing what's underneath and around it too.
Complete tear-off, sheathing inspection, weather-resistive barrier, flashing, and new siding installed to manufacturer spec.
Storm damage, impact damage, rotted sections, or failed caulking — repairs that blend into the existing siding instead of standing out.
Ready to stop repainting rotting wood siding every few years? We convert to James Hardie fiber cement for a 30+ year finish.
Corner boards, window trim, fascia, and soffit as an integrated system with the siding — not an afterthought.
What's behind the siding often needs work when the siding comes off. We handle sheathing replacement and framing repair before re-siding.
Documented inspections after storm or impact damage, adjuster meetings, and honest scope of loss for insurance claims.
Bad siding installation isn't just ugly — it lets water into the wall assembly and turns a cosmetic project into a structural one. Here's what we get right.
Windows, doors, and penetrations get properly flashed and integrated with the weather barrier — because siding alone isn't waterproof.
James Hardie warranties get voided by improper installation. We follow the ESR-1844 requirements exactly — nail placement, gap tolerances, cut sealing.
Where siding meets trim, corners, penetrations, and rooflines is where craftsmanship shows. Get those wrong and the whole house looks off.
James Hardie fiber cement lasts 30–50 years in DFW when properly installed and maintained. LP SmartSide runs 25–40 years. Vinyl typically 20–30. Wood siding needs repainting every 5–7 years and typically fails at 15–25 years due to Texas humidity and UV exposure.
For most Dallas homes, yes — the longer life, better fire resistance, and much better look and feel usually justify the roughly 30–50% cost premium. But vinyl is a legitimate choice for rental properties or budget-driven scopes. We'll walk through both honestly.
Not for the first 15 years if you install it with the factory ColorPlus finish. After that, a repaint every 10–15 years keeps it looking fresh. If you install primed-only Hardie, you'll want to paint every 7–10 years like traditional wood.
Usually yes for fiber cement and vinyl. Wood siding can be tricky if it's older or a discontinued profile. We'll evaluate before quoting, and if a match isn't possible we'll tell you upfront rather than doing a mismatched repair.
Full James Hardie replacement on a typical 2,500 sq. ft. home runs $28,000–$50,000 installed. LP SmartSide is roughly 15–25% less. Vinyl is roughly half. Actual numbers depend on how much rot repair is needed underneath and how complex the trim work is.
Full replacement, targeted repair, wood-to-Hardie conversion, or storm damage — we'd be glad to walk the property and put together honest numbers.
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