
Completed March 2025
Siding & Exterior Painting in Maple Run, Austin, TX (March 2025)
We replaced failing siding sections with James Hardie fiber cement and repainted the full exterior of this Austin home, completing the job on March 11, 2025.
- Trades
- Siding, Exterior Painting
- Location
- Maple Run, Austin, TX
- Completed
- Brands installed
- James Hardie, Sherwin Williams
Standout outcome — A tougher, cohesive exterior from siding to trim
Timeframe — Approved December 2, 2024; completed March 11, 2025
Job APS-4344
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Scope of Work
What We Did
James Hardie Select Cedar Mill 8.25" Fiber Cement Siding Installation · Full Exterior Repaint with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint
Siding
This Austin home in the Maple Run neighborhood got new fiber cement siding from James Hardie. We installed the Select Cedar Mill 8.25" profile for its cedar-grain texture and long-term durability. Fiber cement holds up well against Central Texas heat, hail, and moisture where wood would warp or rot. The on-site install ran March 8 through March 11, 2025, giving the home a fresh, low-maintenance exterior.
Learn more about our siding replacement →Exterior Painting
This Maple Run home got a full exterior repaint using Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. Our crew painted the fresh James Hardie siding, plus fascia, soffit, garage doors, entry doors, and two shutters. SuperPaint stands up to Austin's harsh sun and helps the color hold longer through 100-degree summers. The painting finished with the siding on March 11, 2025, for a consistent, refreshed look.
Learn more about our exterior house painting →Service price ranges are for that work before any discounts. Any total project cost mentioned on this page may include applied discounts.
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How It Went
The Journey
From the first phone call to the final walkthrough — what actually happened on this project.
First contact
October 21, 2024The homeowner found Austin Pro through an internet search and reached out on October 21, 2024. They wanted to address worn siding and give the exterior a full refresh in one coordinated project.
Evaluation
October 29, 2024By October 29, 2024, we had inspected the exterior and identified the failing siding sections. The old boards showed heat and moisture damage that ruled out simply repainting over them.
Planning & approval
December 2, 2024We built a combined scope for siding replacement and exterior painting, then reviewed material and color choices. The homeowner approved the plan on December 2, 2024, locking in James Hardie Select Cedar Mill and Sherwin Williams SuperPaint.
Installation
March 11, 2025The crew removed the worn siding sections and installed the 8.25-inch primed Cedar Mill boards. Painters followed behind, coating the siding, fascia, soffit, garage doors, entry door, and two shutters, and the work was completed on March 11, 2025.
Completion
March 27, 2025We finished with two rounds of yard cleanup and a full punch list to catch any final touch-ups. The job closed out on March 27, 2025, leaving the home with a durable, cohesive exterior.
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The Full Story
Inside This Project
Why did this Austin home need new siding?
The old siding on this home had reached the end of its life. Sections had swelled and cracked from years of heat cycling and moisture, which is common on older homes around southwest Austin.
- Failing boards let water and pests work behind the wall
- Warped panels made a clean paint job impossible
- Wood-based siding here tends to rot at the seams over time
What did the crew find on site?
When we pulled the worn sections, the damage told a clear story. Sun-baked panels had pulled away at the fasteners, and the surface was too rough to hold paint well. This is the part most homeowners get wrong: they try to paint over tired siding, but no coating fixes boards that are already failing underneath. You end up paying twice. We flagged the specific sections that needed replacement and left the sound material in place, which kept the scope focused and the cost in the $10k–$15k range.
What materials did we use, and why?
We installed James Hardie Select Cedar Mill siding in the 8.25-inch profile. Fiber cement was the right call for this climate, and here's why.
Wood siding looks good on day one, but Austin punishes it. Cedar pollen, driving rain, and 100-degree summers work every seam until the boards cup and split. Fiber cement doesn't feed rot and won't warp in the heat the way wood does. It also stands up to hail far better, which matters in Central Texas. The primed Select Cedar Mill texture keeps the warm cedar-grain look without the upkeep, so the homeowner gets curb appeal that lasts.
- 8.25-inch board width for a broader, cleaner reveal
- Factory-primed boards ready for a strong topcoat
- ABC Supply handled the siding material delivery
How did the exterior painting go?
Once the siding was set, our painters coated the whole exterior with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. We picked SuperPaint for its fade and UV resistance, which is exactly what a south-facing Austin wall needs.
- Painted fascia and soffit up to 24 inches
- Refreshed both garage doors and the entry door
- Coated a set of two shutters for a matched accent
- Sherwin Williams Co. supplied the paint
What were the results?
The home now has a unified, sharp exterior from siding to trim. Every surface carries the same clean finish, and the new boards give the walls a solid, modern feel.
- Two rounds of yard cleanup and punch items closed out the job
- Work completed on March 11, 2025
- Project closed on March 27, 2025
Straight Answers
Questions About This Project
Why is fiber cement better than wood siding in Austin?
Our summers run past 100 degrees and our storms bring hail, both of which age wood fast. Fiber cement resists rot, holds paint longer, and takes an impact without splitting.
How long did the whole project take?
The install and paint work were completed on March 11, 2025. The full journey from approval in December to final close-out ran about three months, mostly scheduling.
What does a project like this cost?
This combined siding and painting job fell in the $10k–$15k range. Your number depends on how much siding needs replacing and how many surfaces get painted.
Does the new paint protect the siding?
Yes. SuperPaint adds a UV-resistant layer over the primed Hardie boards, which helps the color hold through years of intense Central Texas sun.
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