Siding in South Creek, Round Rock, TX — completed Austin Pro project

Completed October 2022

Siding & Exterior Painting in South Creek, Round Rock, TX

We replaced the tired exterior of this South Creek home in Round Rock with James Hardie HardiePlank siding, then finished it with a full Sherwin Williams repaint. The home now has a modern, weather-tough shell built for Central Texas.

Trades
Siding, Exterior Painting
Completed
Project value
$15k–$20k

Standout outcome — A fully re-clad, freshly painted exterior finished in four working days

Timeframe — On site Oct 7 to Oct 10, 2022 (siding two days, paint one)

Neighborhood / City — South Creek, Round Rock, TX 78664

Job APS-3464

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Scope of Work

What We Did

Complete James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill Siding Installation · Full Sherwin Williams Exterior Repaint with Trim and Garage Doors

Siding

This Round Rock, TX siding project used James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25-inch boards. Fiber cement was the right call here because it shrugs off 100-degree summers and hail far better than wood. The crew installed the primed Select Cedar Mill planks over two on-site days. The result is a durable, low-maintenance exterior with a warm cedar-grain texture built for the local climate.

James HardieHardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25"Fiber Cement Siding$10k–$15k
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Exterior Painting

This exterior painting job in Round Rock, TX used Sherwin Williams exterior latex over new James Hardie siding. We painted the siding, fascia, soffit, and garage doors to tie the whole exterior together. Latex was chosen for its strong adhesion and its ability to flex through Central Texas heat and humidity. The one-day coat sealed and finished the home right after the siding wrapped.

Sherwin WilliamsExterior LatexExterior PaintUnder $2k
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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

The homeowner found Austin Pro through an internet search and reached out in late August 2022. The lead came in on Aug 22, kicking off the conversation about replacing the home's worn exterior siding.

Evaluation

By Aug 30, the project moved to the prospect stage after our on-site look. We assessed the aging cladding, checked wall condition, and confirmed the home was a strong fit for fiber cement in this weather-heavy Round Rock area.

Planning & approval

The homeowner approved the plan on Sep 2, 2022. We finalized the HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill selection in the 8.25-inch profile, set the paint scope for siding, fascia, soffit, and garage doors, and scheduled material delivery through ABC Supply.

Installation

On-site work started Oct 7, 2022. Our siding crew spent two days removing the old cladding and hanging the new primed boards. The painting crew followed for a single day, coating every exterior surface in Sherwin Williams paint.

Completion

Work wrapped on Oct 10, 2022, with two rounds of yard cleanup and a final punch-out. The home was invoiced the same day, and the project closed on Oct 21 with a fully re-clad, freshly painted exterior.

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Inside This Project

Why did this Round Rock home need new siding?

Older homes around Round Rock take a beating from our climate. Summers push past 100 degrees, spring brings hail, and cedar pollen coats everything each winter. The original cladding here was worn and no longer protecting the walls well.

  • Existing siding showed age and weather wear
  • Home sits on shifting limestone-heavy soil common to the area
  • Wall surfaces needed a fresh, sealed exterior barrier
  • Homeowner found us through an internet search back in August

What materials did we use, and why?

We chose James Hardie HardiePlank in the Select Cedar Mill texture, 8.25 inches wide. Fiber cement was the clear pick for this house, and the reason comes down to how it handles Texas weather. It will not warp, crack, or rot the way wood does under relentless heat and humidity swings. Hail bounces off it instead of leaving dents, and it stands up to the moisture that follows every big storm. The Cedar Mill grain also gives you the look of real wood without the upkeep wood demands.

  • HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill lap siding, 8.25-inch profile
  • Boards arrived primed, ready for a clean topcoat
  • Delivered through ABC Supply Co.
  • Wood-grain texture without the rot risk of real cedar

How did the siding installation go?

Our crew worked the siding over two days, Oct 7 and Oct 8. We stripped the old material, prepped the walls, and hung the new primed boards with tight, even courses. Careful layout matters here, because clean reveal lines are what make a Cedar Mill wall look right.

  • Old cladding removed and hauled off
  • New 8.25-inch boards installed across the exterior
  • Two rounds of yard cleanup and punch items included
  • Site kept clear for the painting crew to follow

What did the exterior painting cover?

Once the siding was up, our painters came in for a single day to coat the whole exterior with Sherwin Williams paint. Paint is not just cosmetic on fiber cement. A quality topcoat blocks UV fade and helps shed the cedar pollen that clings to rough surfaces every year.

  • Full paint over the new HardiePlank siding
  • Fascia and soffit painted up to 24 inches
  • Garage doors coated to match
  • All surfaces finished by square footage

What were the results?

The home went from dated and worn to sharp and protected in four days on site. Fiber cement plus a fresh Sherwin Williams finish gives this owner a low-maintenance exterior for years to come. The whole exterior now reads as one clean, unified look.

  • Weather-ready shell against heat, hail, and pollen
  • Uniform color across siding, trim, and garage doors
  • Project wrapped and invoiced on Oct 10, 2022

Straight Answers

Questions About This Project

How long did this project take?

On-site work ran from Oct 7 to Oct 10, 2022. Siding took two days, and painting followed for one day after. The lead first came in back in August, with approval on Sep 2.

Why is James Hardie siding a good fit for Round Rock?

Fiber cement handles our climate extremes better than wood or vinyl. It resists warping in triple-digit heat and shrugs off hail that dents softer materials. That durability is why it is a go-to for homes on Central Texas limestone soil.

What did this siding and painting project cost?

This retail project fell in the $15,000 to $20,000 range. Final pricing depends on square footage, prep needs, and paint scope. We give every homeowner a firm estimate before any work starts.

Do I need to repaint HardiePlank often?

Not nearly as often as wood. Primed fiber cement with a quality Sherwin Williams topcoat holds its color for many years. That means far less upkeep against sun, pollen, and storms.

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