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Complete James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill Siding Installation | Full Shingle Roof Replacement with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint Finish
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Complete James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill Siding Installation | Full Shingle Roof Replacement with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint Finish
This Buda home received a full James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill siding install in the 8.25" profile. The scope covered fascia, soffit, brick pockets, gable vents, and shutters. Fiber cement was chosen because it holds up to 100°+ summers and hail far better than wood. We finished every surface in Sherwin Williams SuperPaint for a clean, lasting look.
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We paired the siding job with a complete shingle roof replacement on this Ashford Park property. The old roof came off and a new shingle system went on over a few days. Shingle roofing gives Buda homes solid hail protection at a sensible cost. Wrapping both trades together left the home with a fully renewed exterior.
The homeowner found Austin Pro through an internet search and reached out in late April 2026. We logged the lead on April 27 and set up a visit to look at both the aging exterior and the roof.
During the assessment, we reviewed the existing siding, trim, gable vent, and shutters, along with the condition of the shingle roof. We identified the fascia, soffit, brick pockets, and garage door jambs as areas needing full replacement and wrapping.
We built a combined scope covering James Hardie siding, full painting, and a shingle roof replacement, then pulled the required permit. The homeowner approved the plan on May 20, 2026, locking in the 8.25" Select Cedar Mill profile and Sherwin Williams SuperPaint.
Siding installation started in early June and ran over several days, followed by painting across the next few days. After punch-out and two yard cleanups, on-site production continued July 17 through July 20, wrapping with the shingle roof replacement.
We finished all work on July 20, 2026, closing and invoicing the project the same day. A final walkthrough confirmed the siding, paint, shutters, and new roof were complete and clean, leaving the home with a fully refreshed exterior.
We re-clad and repainted this Ashford Park home in Buda with James Hardie fiber cement siding, then replaced the shingle roof to finish a top-to-bottom exterior overhaul. The home now wears a fresh, hail-ready shell built for Central Texas weather.
Older exteriors in Buda take a beating. Between 100-degree summers, spring hail, and cedar pollen working into every seam, wood-based siding starts to swell, split, and peel. This homeowner wanted a low-maintenance fix, not another repaint in five years.
We installed James Hardie HardiePlank in the Select Cedar Mill texture, an 8.25-inch primed lap board. Fiber cement is the right call here for a simple reason: it doesn't feed on Texas weather the way wood does. Hail that would dent or crack lesser siding tends to bounce off it, and it won't warp when the mercury climbs past 100. We also swapped in JH fascia and soffit, framed in the gable vent, and wrapped both the single and double garage door jambs so the whole envelope matched. Every board and trim piece then got sealed with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint for a uniform, durable finish.
Paint went on right after the siding was set, over the next few days. We used Sherwin Williams SuperPaint across the siding, fascia, soffit, porch ceiling, doors, garage doors, and a set of shutters. That single system keeps the color consistent and stands up to Central Texas UV.
Once the siding punch-out and yard cleanup were done, we moved up to the roof. The old shingles came off and a new shingle system went on, wrapping the whole job by July 20. Doing the roof last kept debris off the brand-new siding and paint below.
The tricky part of a combined siding-and-roof job is order and cleanup. Get it wrong and you're pressure-washing shingle grit off fresh paint, or nail-hunting in a yard the homeowner walks barefoot. We ran the full siding install and paint first, completed punch-out, then double-cleaned the yard before roofing even started. A homeowner trying to bundle these trades on their own usually schedules them backward and ends up redoing paint. Handling both under one crew and one timeline is what kept this project tight at four on-site days.
On-site work ran four days, from July 17 to July 20, 2026. Siding and paint were handled first in early June planning, with the roof and final punch closing everything out on the 20th.
Fiber cement holds its shape through 100-degree summers and resists the cracking that hail causes. Unlike wood, it won't rot or attract pests, so you skip the constant scraping and repainting cycle.
This full exterior and roof job fell in the $30k–$40k range. Combining siding, paint, and shingle roofing into one project is usually more efficient than booking each trade separately.
James Hardie fiber cement carries a strong manufacturer product warranty, and the Sherwin Williams SuperPaint finish is built for long UV and weather exposure. We also completed a full punch-out and walkthrough before wrapping up.
Austin Pro crafts exteriors that not only captivate but also promise steadfast protection and reliability, embodying the vibrant spirit of Austin in every facade. Your home's exterior is its silent storyteller and first impression; let us help it speak volumes without uttering a word.
