James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill Siding with Shingle Accent | Full Exterior Repaint with Sherwin Williams Finishes








James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill Siding with Shingle Accent | Full Exterior Repaint with Sherwin Williams Finishes









This siding project in Pflugerville, TX covered most of the home in James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25" lap. A James Hardie shingle straight-edge accent went in above the garage for contrast. We chose fiber cement because it shrugs off 100°-plus summers, hail, and moisture that warp lesser materials. The result is a tighter, better-protected exterior with a crisp cedar-look texture.
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The exterior painting scope in Pflugerville, TX finished the transformation after the new siding was in place. We coated fascia and soffit up to 24 inches, plus the doors, garage doors, gutters, and downspouts. All work used Sherwin Williams products for durable color and adhesion. The fresh, sealed surfaces stand up to Texas sun and seasonal weather swings.
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The homeowner found Austin Pro through Yelp and reached out about replacing worn exterior siding in Pflugerville. The initial contact traced back to early January 2020, and we kept the conversation open as plans firmed up.
We inspected the existing cladding and trim, checking for the wear and weather damage common on older Pflugerville homes. The assessment confirmed the old siding was past its service life and a fiber cement replacement made the most sense.
After reviewing options, the homeowner approved the scope on March 1, 2023. We finalized the James Hardie Select Cedar Mill selection, the garage shingle accent, and the full exterior paint plan before ordering material.
Material was delivered to the site by ABC Supply, and the crew installed the HardiePlank siding over multiple days in May 2023. The shingle accent went in above the garage, followed by full exterior painting with Sherwin Williams products.
We wrapped the siding and painting and completed the project on June 2, 2023, closing it out on June 20, 2023. Two yard cleanups and a punch-out left the home tidy, with a sealed exterior ready for Central Texas summers.
We re-sided a home in Old Town Pflugerville with James Hardie fiber cement and repainted the full exterior, giving an aging house a tougher, cleaner shell built for Central Texas weather.
Older homes in this pocket of Pflugerville take a beating. Summers push past 100°, spring brings hail, and cedar pollen coats everything for weeks.
The original cladding had lost its fight with all of it. Fiber cement was the clear upgrade for long-term protection.
We clad most of the home in James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25" lap siding. It carries a milled cedar grain without the maintenance headaches of real wood. Then we set a James Hardie shingle straight-edge accent above the garage to break up the wall and add character. Fiber cement earns its keep here because it stays dimensionally stable when the mercury climbs, and it takes an impact from hail far better than vinyl or old hardboard. A homeowner picking siding on looks alone often skips this part, and pays for it a few Texas summers later.
We staged and installed the siding over multiple days in May, then wrapped the job shortly after. Boards were cut, fit, and fastened to keep the courses straight and the accent lines clean.
Once the new siding was up, we painted the whole exterior for a sealed, unified look. Sherwin Williams products gave us reliable coverage and color that holds against the sun. Sealing everything at once matters more than folks expect, because raw edges and untreated trim are where Texas weather sneaks in first. Fresh paint on the siding, trim, and metal all at once locks the whole envelope down.
The home came out with a crisp, cedar-look exterior that's built to last through Central Texas seasons. The mix of lap siding and the garage shingle accent gives it more depth than the flat original wall.
It stays stable in 100°-plus heat and resists hail damage far better than wood or vinyl. It also won't rot or attract pests, which matters in our humid, storm-prone stretches.
The siding went in across several days in May 2023, and we closed out the full job on June 2, 2023. The project was formally closed on June 20, 2023.
This retail project fell in the $15k–$20k range. Final pricing depends on home size, accent details, and the paint scope involved.
Yes. On this job we painted fascia, soffit, doors, garage doors, gutters, and downspouts so the whole exterior finished as one coordinated envelope.





