Complete James Hardie HardiePlank 8.25" Fiber Cement Siding Replacement | Full Exterior Repaint with Sherwin Williams Products








Complete James Hardie HardiePlank 8.25" Fiber Cement Siding Replacement | Full Exterior Repaint with Sherwin Williams Products









This Windsor Park project centered on a full James Hardie HardiePlank siding replacement in the 8.25-inch lap profile. Fiber cement was the clear pick for this 1980s-era home, since it shrugs off 100-degree summers and cedar pollen. The material also resists hail damage far better than the original cladding. The three-day install left the home with a straight, tight, weather-ready exterior.
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We followed the siding work with a complete exterior repaint using Sherwin Williams products. Painting the fresh fiber cement sealed every seam and locked out Central Texas moisture. The two-day finish gave the home a uniform, updated color across all walls and trim. Proper coating like this extends the life of siding through years of harsh sun.
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The homeowner found Austin Pro through an internet search and reached out in early July 2022. The conversation started with concerns about aging cladding on their Windsor Park home. We set up a visit to look at the exterior and talk through options.
During the assessment, we found cladding worn down by years of Austin sun and hail. The old material had grown brittle and was ready for full replacement. Fiber cement stood out as the best fit for the climate and the home's age.
The homeowner approved the project on July 8, 2022. We finalized the scope around James Hardie HardiePlank in the 8.25-inch profile plus a full exterior repaint. Color and product selections for the Sherwin Williams finish were settled before install.
On-site work began August 18th, 2022. Our crew tore off the old cladding and hung the new HardiePlank over three days, keeping courses level and seams tight. The painting crew then followed with two days of coating across all walls and trim.
We walked the finished exterior to confirm clean seams, tight caulk lines, and even paint coverage. The home was invoiced on October 10, 2022, with both James Hardie and Sherwin Williams manufacturer warranties in place. The homeowner was left with a durable, weather-ready exterior.
We stripped the aging exterior off a Windsor Park home and rebuilt it with James Hardie HardiePlank, then finished the job with a full exterior repaint. The result is a tight, sun-tough, low-maintenance shell that looks brand new.
Windsor Park is full of homes from the 1980s and 1990s, and this one showed its age. The original cladding had taken years of hard Central Texas weather and was ready to go. The homeowner wanted something that would stop the constant upkeep for good.
Our evaluation showed cladding that had passed its useful life. Years of 100-degree summers had dried and stressed the old material, and hail seasons had left their mark. Fiber cement stood out as the smart replacement here. It does not warp, rot, or feed the moisture problems that plague older wood-based siding in our climate. Cedar pollen and humidity are hard on soft materials, so a dense, non-organic board makes a real difference over time.
We installed James Hardie HardiePlank in the 8.25-inch lap profile. Fiber cement is engineered to handle exactly the conditions Austin throws at a house. It laughs off 100-plus-degree heat, resists hail far better than older siding, and won't rot in our humid stretches. The 8.25-inch board gives a clean, generous reveal that suits this style of home. It also keeps seam counts lower, which means fewer spots for water to sneak in. That is a big deal on limestone-soil lots where drainage and moisture matter.
Our siding crew worked the exterior over three days, tearing off the old material and hanging the new HardiePlank tight and level. Careful layout kept the courses straight and the seams sealed. Once the boards were up, the painting crew took two more days to coat everything.
The home now wears a straight, weather-ready exterior with a fresh, uniform color. Fiber cement and a quality paint system work together here. The board resists the elements, and the finish protects the board. On-site work wrapped up October 10, 2022.
The siding took three days to complete, and the painting added two days after that. On-site work ran through late August 2022, The homeowner first reached us back in July, so planning happened well ahead of install.
Fiber cement holds up to the punishing summer heat, hail, and cedar pollen we deal with here. It won't warp or rot like softer materials, which is key on older Windsor Park homes. That durability is why we recommended HardiePlank for this project.
This job fell in the $40k–$50k range. That reflected a full siding tear-off and replacement plus a complete exterior repaint. Pricing always depends on home size, condition, and material choices.
A fresh coat seals the boards and locks out Central Texas moisture. We used Sherwin Williams products to give this home a durable, uniform finish. Painting also lets you dial in the exact color you want across walls and trim.





