Complete James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill Siding Installation | Full Exterior Repaint in Sherwin Williams SuperPaint








Complete James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill Siding Installation | Full Exterior Repaint in Sherwin Williams SuperPaint









This Cedar Park siding project used James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25-inch lap profile. We removed the old cladding and added 7/16-inch OSB wall sheathing for a flat, stable surface. Fiber cement was chosen because it shrugs off 100-degree heat, hail, and pests that wear down wood. The Timbergrove home now has a durable, low-maintenance exterior built for decades.
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The exterior painting phase in Cedar Park used Sherwin Williams SuperPaint across the new siding and trim. We coated the fascia and soffit, garage doors, porch ceiling, gutters, and downspouts. SuperPaint was chosen for its color retention under harsh Central Texas UV. The result is an even, weather-ready finish that pulls the whole home together.
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The homeowner found Austin Pro through an internet search and reached out on February 4, 2026. They were looking for a durable siding replacement and a full exterior repaint for their Timbergrove home in Cedar Park.
We moved to the prospect stage on February 6, 2026, and set up an on-site assessment. Our team checked the condition of the existing cladding and the wall base behind it. We found areas needing new sheathing, which shaped the final scope.
We built an estimate covering the James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill siding, OSB sheathing, and a full Sherwin Williams SuperPaint package. The homeowner reviewed material and color selections and approved the project on February 15, 2026.
Crews removed the old cladding, set 7/16-inch OSB wall sheathing, then installed the 8.25-inch fiber cement lap boards over several days. Garage door jambs were wrapped, and painters followed with SuperPaint on the siding, fascia, soffit, porch ceiling, garage doors, gutters, and downspouts.
All work was completed on March 16, 2026, followed by two yard cleanups and a full punch-out to catch any final details. The invoice went out the same day, and the job officially closed on April 2, 2026, with a finished, weather-ready exterior.
We reclad this Timbergrove home in Cedar Park with James Hardie fiber cement siding, then painted the full exterior in Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. The result is a straighter, tougher exterior built to handle Central Texas weather.
Older homes around Cedar Park take a beating from our climate. The original cladding here had worn down and no longer sealed the walls the way it should.
Before any new boards go up, we open things up to see what is really happening behind the old siding. On this Timbergrove job, that step mattered. We found spots where the wall base was no longer flat or fully sound, which is common on homes of this age in limestone-soil neighborhoods that shift slightly over the years. That is why the scope included 7/16-inch OSB wall sheathing across the affected areas. A homeowner who skips this and installs new siding over a wavy or soft base ends up with visible bulges and boards that never sit right. Getting the sheathing flat first is the quiet part of the job that makes the finished wall look sharp.
We went with James Hardie HardiePlank in the Select Cedar Mill texture at 8.25 inches wide. Fiber cement gives you the grain of real cedar without the swelling, cracking, or bug damage.
Once the siding was up, we coated the whole exterior in Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. This step ties the new boards to every trim detail so nothing looks patched together.
SuperPaint holds its color under the strong UV that Cedar Park sees most of the year. That matters here, where cheaper coatings can chalk and fade within a few seasons.
Siding is not a one-day job, and we do not rush it. Prep, sheathing, board install, and paint each get their own time on site.
It handles our extremes without warping or rotting. Between triple-digit summers and spring hail, James Hardie board stays dimensionally stable where wood would move and split.
This job fell in the $15,000 to $20,000 range. Final pricing depends on wall area, how much sheathing needs replacing, and the paint scope you choose.
Not for a long time. The SuperPaint finish we applied is built for UV resistance, so you get years of color before a refresh is even worth considering.
This homeowner approved on February 15, 2026, and we completed the work by March 16. Scheduling depends on crew availability and material lead times through suppliers like ABC Supply.





