Completed February 2026
Siding & Exterior Painting in The Woods, Round Rock, TX (February 2026)
We re-sided a home in The Woods neighborhood of Round Rock with James Hardie fiber cement, then painted the full exterior to match. The home traded worn, weathered cladding for a durable, uniform finish built for Central Texas weather.
- Trades
- Siding, Exterior Painting
- Location
- The Woods, Round Rock, TX
- Completed
- Brands installed
- James Hardie, Sherwin Williams
Standout outcome — One weather-ready exterior, from board to brick, in a single coordinated job
Timeframe — Siding started 1/19, paint finished 2/1, punch on 2/4
Job APS-4706
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Before & After
Scope of Work
What We Did
James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill Siding Installation · Full Exterior Repaint with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint
Siding
This project brought new fiber cement siding to a home in The Woods neighborhood of Round Rock, TX. We installed James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25", primed and ready for paint. Fiber cement was the smart pick here because it holds up to 100-degree summers and won't warp or rot like older wood siding. The crew also wrapped the double garage door jamb for a finished, weather-tight edge.
Learn more about our siding replacement →Exterior Painting
We handled full exterior painting for this Round Rock, TX home using Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. The job covered the fresh HardiePlank siding, fascia, soffit, garage doors, two shutters, gutters, and downspouts. Brick got two coats plus a sealer-primer for lasting coverage. SuperPaint was chosen for its durability against Central Texas UV and seasonal weather, leaving a clean, consistent look across the whole house.
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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
September 8, 2024The homeowner found Austin Pro through an internet search and reached out on September 8, 2024. We talked through the goals for the exterior early on and started scoping the project on September 11, 2024.
Evaluation
We inspected the existing cladding and found the wear typical of an older Round Rock home. Sun-facing walls showed the heaviest fading, and seams had collected moisture and cedar pollen over the years. That pointed us toward a full fiber cement replacement rather than patch repairs.
Planning & approval
December 19, 2025We laid out the scope covering both siding and exterior painting, including the double garage door jamb wrap and the brick repaint. The homeowner reviewed the plan and approved the project on December 19, 2025.
Installation
The crew began installing HardiePlank on January 19, working across several days to set clean, even reveals. We wrapped the garage door jamb and flashed the transitions. Painting followed with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint and finished on February 1.
Completion
We ran the punch list on February 4, handling final touch-ups and a second yard cleanup. We completed the work that day, and the job closed out on February 26 with a fully sealed, weather-ready exterior.
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Inside This Project
Why did this Round Rock home need new siding?
The old cladding had taken years of abuse from Central Texas weather. Summers here push past 100 degrees, and spring hail plus swings in humidity wear siding down fast.
- Original boards showed age typical of homes built in the 1980s–2000s
- Sun-facing walls carried the worst fading and surface wear
- Cedar pollen and moisture had settled into seams over time
- The homeowner wanted a fix that would not need constant upkeep
What material did we use, and why?
We chose HardiePlank in the Select Cedar Mill 8.25" profile for this home. Fiber cement is the right call in our climate for reasons a lot of homeowners miss. Wood siding swells and warps when humidity spikes, then splits under relentless sun. Hardie board holds its shape through 100-degree heat and shrugs off hail far better than wood or vinyl. The Cedar Mill texture gives you that natural wood-grain look without any of the rot or repainting headaches that come with real cedar.
- Boards arrived primed, ready for a clean topcoat
- 8.25-inch reveal keeps the lines consistent across every wall
- Material and delivery came through ABC Supply
- We wrapped the double garage door jamb for a finished edge
How did the installation go?
We installed the siding over several days starting January 19. The crew set tight, even reveals and flashed the transitions so water sheds away from the wall.
- Board runs kept level across corners and openings
- Garage door jamb wrapped clean on the double opening
- Two yard cleanups kept the site tidy through the job
- Punch list handled on February 4 to close out every detail
What did the exterior painting cover?
We painted the full exterior with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint, finishing on February 1. SuperPaint holds its color under the strong UV we get year-round, so the home stays sharp longer.
- New Hardie siding sealed with a full topcoat
- Fascia and soffit painted up to 24 inches
- Garage doors, gutters, and downspouts coated to match
- One set of two shutters refinished
- Brick got a sealer/primer coat plus two finish coats
What were the results?
The home now wears one coordinated finish, from siding to brick to trim. Every surface is sealed against heat, hail, and moisture, and the maintenance load drops sharply.
- Uniform color across siding, brick, and metal
- Sealed seams and wrapped edges cut down water entry points
- Low-upkeep exterior built for Round Rock's swings in weather
- Full punch and cleanup wrapped the project on February 4
Straight Answers
Questions About This Project
How long did the whole project take?
Siding work began January 19 and ran across several days. Painting finished February 1, and we completed the punch list on February 4.
Is fiber cement worth it in Central Texas?
Yes. It resists the warping and rot that plague wood siding in our humidity, and it takes hail and 100-degree heat far better than vinyl.
What did a project like this cost?
This job fell in the $20k–$25k range. That covered full HardiePlank installation, the garage door jamb wrap, and a complete exterior repaint including the brick.
Why paint the brick too?
Painting the brick pulled the whole exterior into one look. The sealer/primer coat locks out moisture first, then two finish coats give even, lasting color.
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