
James Hardie® products provide a superior alternative to traditional cedar wood and wood composite siding. This low-maintenance fiber cement material surpasses traditional home siding in both durability and protection. James Hardie siding is extremely resistant to rotting, cracking, warping and elements such as fire, hail and high-speed winds. It also provides excellent protection from wood-destroying animals and insects.
In addition to a pre-primed product called PrimePlus®, James Hardie products can also be treated with ColorPlus® Technology, a factory-applied paint that is baked on. This results in a long-lasting finish that can stand up to wind and UV rays.
HardieBoard®, HardiePlank® and HardieTrim® are all products manufactured by James Hardie, installed by Austin Pro Siding, Roofing & Windows and covered by dependable warranties.
To protect the integrity of its brand, James Hardie chooses and certifies the best contractors from around the country to install its products. To become an Elite Preferred Installer, a siding company must meet strict qualifications, including:
When you work with an Elite Preferred Installer like Austin Pro, you’ll enjoy complete piece of mind that your home is in good hands and your investment is protected.
If you’re in the market for siding replacement or replacement, call Austin Pro Siding, Roofing & Windows today at (512) 550-0000 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation. We serve homeowners throughout Central Texas, including Austin.

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