Austin Pro has replaced siding on over 5,000 Central Texas homes since 2009. We're one of the few James Hardie Elite Preferred contractors in the region — factory-trained, held to a higher standard, and backed by a 4.9-star average across 406+ reviews.
Your roof gets the rain. Your siding gets everything else — 300+ days of UV, triple-digit heat radiating off the walls, hail every spring, and humidity sneaking behind panels through failed caulk and aging seams.
That's why we install James Hardie fiber cement on the majority of our projects. It doesn't warp, rot, burn, or attract termites. And when it's installed correctly — flashed, sealed, and gapped right — it lasts for decades. Prefer the look of real wood? We also install LP SmartSide engineered wood siding — treated against rot and pests, and a popular choice for homeowners who want that authentic grain. → See our LP SmartSide options
James Hardie fiber cement siding is built for Central Texas. It resists moisture, heat, impact, and fading far better than many traditional materials, which means fewer repairs, less upkeep, and a sharper-looking exterior for years to come. For us, durability isn’t a bonus — it’s the baseline.
New siding does more than protect your home — it changes how it looks and feels. The right profile, color, and trim details can turn a house that blends in into one that stands out for the right reasons. We help homeowners find a siding style that fits both the home and the neighborhood.
In parts of Central Texas, fire resistance matters. James Hardie fiber cement siding is noncombustible, so it won’t ignite the way wood or vinyl can. It’s one more reason it’s become such a trusted choice for homeowners who want durability, safety, and long-term peace of mind.
Non-combustible fiber cement. Won't ignite, melt, or feed flames the way vinyl and wood siding can.
Engineered for climates like Austin. Won't warp, swell, or sag — even through triple-digit summers.
Factory-baked paint that holds its color for 15+ years. No fading, no chalking, no repainting.
Termites, woodpeckers, and insects can't damage fiber cement. No treatments, no worries.
Won't rot, swell, or absorb water like wood and hardboard. Critical in Central Texas humidity.
Non-prorated product warranty from James Hardie — fully backed when installed by an Elite Preferred contractor.
James Hardie is our flagship and what we install on the majority of homes — but it isn't the only quality option. For homeowners who want the warmth and authentic grain of real wood, LP SmartSide is an engineered-wood siding treated to resist rot, fungal decay, and termites. It installs faster, takes paint beautifully, and stands up well to Central Texas weather. If you're weighing wood against fiber cement, we'll walk you through the trade-offs honestly — no pressure either way.
We walk your home's exterior, check your current siding, inspect flashing and moisture barriers, and tell you what we're seeing. No sales pitch.
You get a written estimate — materials, labor, timeline, warranty, colors, and financing. Multiple options if they exist, so you can compare.
Our crews handle tear-off, prep, housewrap, and installation. Afterwards our crews will clean the site and make sure everything is presentation ready.
We walk the house with you. You get your Lifetime Workmanship Warranty and manufacturer warranty paperwork. If anything isn't right, we fix it.
Upgrade your siding now—pay over time with flexible terms and fast approvals. Financing options starting at 0% for 24 Months and 4.99% For 60 Months.
Our Lifetime Workmanship Warranty isn't a footnote — it's a promise we actually stand behind. If something isn't right with the installation, we come back and make it right. No runaround, no finger-pointing at the manufacturer. James Hardie products also carry their own industry-leading material warranties, so your siding is protected from two directions. We explain all of it clearly before we start, not buried in paperwork after.
From the first conversation to the final walkthrough, you'll know exactly what's happening, why, and when. Our siding contractors keep you informed at every stage, flag anything unexpected before acting on it, and don't consider a job finished until you've walked the site and signed off. That's not a policy — it's just how we work. It's also why the majority of our new customers in Austin come from referrals by people we've already worked for.
Have a question about siding profiles, color options, or what James Hardie product makes the most sense for your home's style and exposure? Just ask. Our team knows this stuff cold — and we give you straight answers, not a sales pitch. That same availability doesn't end when the job does. If something comes up after installation, you're not starting over with a call center. You're calling the same people who did the work.
Good siding installation isn't just about getting the boards up — it's about what happens at every corner, every window wrap, every transition point, and every penetration. That's where shortcuts show up years later as water damage, gaps, and rot. Our crews measure precisely, flash and seal correctly, and finish trim with the kind of attention that makes the whole job look intentional. It's the difference between siding that was installed and siding that was done right.
We've been doing this in Central Texas since 2009 — through hailstorms, brutal summers, building booms, and everything in between. That's not just a number. It means we've seen what holds up and what doesn't on Austin homes specifically. We know which products perform in this climate, which installation methods matter here, and how to handle the surprises that come up on older homes. That experience shows in every job we take on.
We only install products we'd put on our own homes — starting with James Hardie, the most trusted name in fiber cement siding, and extending to every piece of trim, flashing, and fastener on the job. Quality isn't a marketing word for us. It's the standard our reputation is built on, and in a city where word travels as fast as it does in Austin, that reputation is everything. Every siding project we complete across Central Texas has to meet the same bar — because our name is on all of it.
We installed James Hardie Board & Batten fiber cement siding set 16" on center on this Austin home. The work included Hardie fascia, soffit, and porch ceiling, plus full painting with Sherwin Williams Super Paint. The result is a clean, modern exterior built to handle Central Texas heat and hail.
After the windows went in, we followed up with fresh siding to tighten the home's exterior envelope. The new siding pairs with the white NT Windows for a crisp, uniform look that handles Central Texas hail and heat.
We replaced tired original siding on this Round Rock home with James Hardie Select Cedar Mill fiber cement in the 8.25-inch profile. The new fiber cement holds up to Central Texas heat, hail, and moisture far better than the wood it replaced. The result is a crisp, wood-look exterior built to last decades.
We tore off failing siding on a Shady Hollow home and rebuilt the exterior with James Hardie HardiePlank Smooth 8.25 boards. The fiber cement handles Austin's 100-degree summers and hail far better than the old material. The result is a crisp, low-maintenance wall system built to last.
We re-clad this Palos Verdes home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill lap siding in the 8.25" width. Before the new boards went up, our crew replaced failing OSB wall sheathing to give the fiber cement a solid, flat base. The result is a durable exterior built to shrug off Lakeway's heat and hail.
We re-clad this Cedar Park home with James Hardie Select Cedar Mill lap siding in the 8.25-inch profile. The primed fiber cement gives the exterior a crisp wood-grain look that shrugs off hail, cedar pollen, and the swings between freezing nights and 100-degree summers. The result is a tighter, tougher shell that will hold its shape for decades.
We replaced the exterior siding on this Timbergrove home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25-inch profile. The fiber cement boards hold up to Central Texas heat and hail far better than the old cladding. New wall sheathing went in behind the boards to give the whole system a solid, straight base.
We replaced the exterior siding on this Jester Estates home with James Hardie 8.25" Smooth fiber cement. The new boards give the home a crisp, modern face and hold up far better than the old material against Austin heat and hail. We also framed in new gable vents and wrapped the double garage door jambs for a clean, finished look.
We replaced damaged and dated siding on this Maple Run home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25-inch profile. The primed fiber cement panels stand up to Austin heat, hail, and moisture far better than the old wood. The result is a crisp, wood-look exterior built to last.
We replaced the old siding on this Round Rock home with James Hardie fiber cement in the HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25" profile. The new boards give the house a crisp cedar-grain look that stands up to Central Texas heat and hail. Every plank was primed and locked in for a clean, weather-tight finish.
After the windows went in, we wrapped the exterior in fresh siding and framed in old openings for a seamless look. All seams and trim were sealed with Sherwin Williams 950A 55-year clear caulk. The home now reads crisp and modern from the curb.
We re-clad this Hyde Park home with James Hardie Select Cedar Mill fiber cement siding in a 5.25-inch profile. The old wall sheathing was replaced with new 7/16-inch OSB, R-13 insulation was added, and the whole exterior was finished in Sherwin Williams Super Paint. The result is a tougher, better-sealed home built for Central Texas heat and hail.
We replaced worn exterior cladding on this South Austin home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25-inch width. New 7/16-inch OSB wall sheathing went on first, then the fiber cement boards. The result is a crisp, cedar-look exterior built to handle Central Texas heat and hail.
We wrapped this Westlake home in James Hardie HardieTrim Smooth 7.25" fiber cement, then finished it with Sherwin Williams Super Paint. The new siding shrugs off Central Texas heat and hail far better than the aging boards it replaced. The result is a crisp, low-maintenance exterior built for the long haul.
We replaced the exterior siding on a Northeast Austin home with James Hardie 8.25" Select Cedar Mill fiber cement. The crew also swapped out failing 7/16" OSB wall sheathing and rotted trim boards. The result is a solid, cedar-textured exterior built to handle Central Texas heat and hail.
We re-clad this Butternut Place home with James Hardie 8.25" Select Cedar Mill fiber cement siding over fresh 7/16" OSB sheathing. The new boards were finished in Sherwin Williams SuperPaint for a clean, weather-tight exterior built for Central Texas heat and hail.
We replaced this Leander home's exterior with James Hardie fiber cement siding, using 8.25" HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill. The crew wrapped the garage door jambs, installed new fascia and soffit, then finished everything in Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. The result is a tougher, cleaner exterior built for Central Texas heat and hail.
We stripped a double layer of old siding off this Austin home and replaced it with James Hardie Select Cedar Mill 8.25" lap siding. Fresh OSB sheathing went up first, then the fiber cement boards, finished with Sherwin Williams Super Paint. The house now stands up to Central Texas heat, hail, and cedar pollen without the rot the old material let in.
After the windows went in, we wrapped the home in James Hardie fiber cement siding using 8.25" Cedar Mill lap boards over Tyvek ThermaWrap LE. Every surface got finished with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint for a clean, hail-tough exterior.
After the windows went in, we wrapped the exterior in new siding and a full repaint. The crew sealed every joint with Sherwin-Williams Power House 60-year caulk and finished the look with a sharp black-and-white scheme.
We replaced worn exterior siding on this Leander home with James Hardie fiber cement in the HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25" profile. The primed boards give a crisp cedar-grain look built to shrug off Central Texas heat and hail. The result is a clean, low-maintenance exterior ready for decades of Leander weather.
We replaced worn exterior cladding on this North Austin home with James Hardie 8.25" Select Cedar Mill fiber cement siding. The wood-grain profile stands up to Central Texas heat and hail far better than the old material. The result is a crisp, low-maintenance exterior built for the long haul.
We re-clad this Tanglewood Forest home in James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill lap siding in the 8.25-inch width. New 7/16-inch OSB sheathing went on first, then the boards, followed by a full Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint finish. The result is a crisp, hail-tough exterior built for Austin heat.
We re-clad this Hogeye home with James Hardie Primed Select Cedar Mill 8.25" lap siding over fresh 7/16" OSB sheathing. The fiber cement holds up to 100°-plus summers and hail far better than the old cladding. A full Sherwin Williams Super Paint finish tied the whole exterior together.
We replaced the exterior siding on this South Austin home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25" profile. The fiber cement boards hold up to Central Texas heat, hail, and humidity far better than the old wood they replaced. The result is a crisp, straight exterior built to last decades.
The siding phase followed in early August, using 8.25-inch Primed Select Cedar Mill lap boards for a crisp, traditional look. We wrapped the double garage door jamb and finished everything with Sherwin Williams Super Paint. The exterior now sheds water and resists Austin's brutal sun far better than before.
We re-clad this Austin home in James Hardie Select Cedar Mill fiber cement siding, 8.25-inch profile, primed and finished in Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. The new fiber cement stands up to 100-degree summers and spring hail far better than the old surface. Fascia, soffit, gutters, garage doors, and front pillars all got fresh paint to match.
This south Austin home received a complete James Hardie fiber cement siding transformation, featuring HardiePanel Vertical Siding for modern curb appeal and superior weather protection. The installation included custom column wrapping with precision trim work to seamlessly integrate with the existing architecture. The vertical panel design creates clean lines while delivering James Hardie's legendary durability against Austin's harsh summer heat and hail exposure.
We replaced worn exterior siding on this Cedar Park home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25-inch profile. The fiber cement boards came factory-primed and stand up to Central Texas heat, hail, and cedar pollen far better than the old material. The result is a crisp, wood-grain look that won't warp or rot.
We re-clad this North Austin two-story with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedarmill in an 8.25" reveal, then finished it in Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. The fiber cement handles Central Texas heat and hail far better than the old boards it replaced. The result is a crisp, low-maintenance exterior built to last decades.
We replaced and repaired siding using James Hardie fiber cement in the HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25-inch profile. The fiber cement stands up to hail, cedar pollen, and heat far better than old wood or vinyl. The finish gives the home a crisp, durable exterior.
This Austin home received a complete James Hardie fiber cement siding installation using Custom Colonial Smooth 8" planks with a 6.75" reveal. We installed new OSB wall sheathing and finished with Sherwin Williams Super Paint for lasting protection against Texas heat and weather. The fiber cement siding delivers superior durability and energy efficiency for Central Texas conditions.
We stripped a double layer of old siding off this Goldthwaite home and installed James Hardie HardiePlank in 8.25" Select Cedar Mill. The fiber cement lap gives the house a crisp cedar-grain look that shrugs off Central Texas heat and hail. The result is a solid, low-maintenance exterior built to last decades.
This comprehensive siding transformation featured James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25" fiber cement siding, completely replacing the home's existing exterior with enhanced wall sheathing and R-13 insulation. The project included custom fascia and soffit work, brick pocket details, and professional Sherwin Williams Super Paint application for lasting protection against Austin's extreme weather conditions.
We re-clad this Cutler Ridge home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill lap siding in the 8.25-inch width. The fiber cement holds up to Austin's 100-degree summers and hail far better than the old boards. The result is a crisp, sealed exterior that reads clean from the street.
This Marble Falls home received a complete James Hardie fiber cement siding transformation with Custom Colonial Cedar Mill planks. The comprehensive installation included new fascia, soffit, and porch ceiling work with Sherwin Williams Super Paint finish. The result dramatically improved both curb appeal and long-term weather protection for this lakeside property.
We re-sided this Milwood home with James Hardie 8.25" Select Smooth fiber cement in the prime smooth profile. The crew wrapped the exterior with matching Hardie trim, then painted everything in Sherwin Williams Super Paint for a clean, uniform finish built to handle Central Texas heat and hail.
We tore off two layers of failing siding on this Round Rock home and rebuilt the exterior in James Hardie Select Cedar Mill 8.25" fiber cement. The primed cedar-mill boards give the house a crisp wood-grain look that shrugs off Central Texas heat and hail. The result is a solid, low-maintenance skin that should outlast anything wood or vinyl could offer here.
This Hill Country Trail home received a complete James Hardie fiber cement siding installation featuring Select Cedar Mill 8.25" planks. The project included comprehensive structural work, reframing door openings and gable vents, plus fascia and soffit upgrades. The new siding was finished with Sherwin Williams Super Paint for long-lasting protection against Central Texas weather.
We wrapped this Northeast Austin home in James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill lap siding in the 8.25-inch width. The fiber cement panels went over fresh 7/16-inch OSB sheathing, then got a full coat of Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. The result holds up to 100-degree summers and hail far better than the old cladding it replaced.
We wrapped this Montopolis home in James Hardie board and batten, installed 16 inches on center for a clean vertical look. The crew also wrapped the porch columns and beams in 3/8-inch Hardie trim, then finished everything with fresh Sherwin Williams paint. The result is a fiber cement exterior built to shrug off Central Texas heat and hail.
We re-clad this East Austin home with James Hardie Select Cedarmill fiber cement siding in an 8.25-inch profile. New OSB wall sheathing went up first, then the panels, finished with Sherwin Williams Super Paint. The result: a crisp, storm-ready exterior built to shrug off Central Texas heat and hail.
We re-clad this Fern Bluff home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25" profile. The fiber cement stands up to Round Rock's 100-degree summers and spring hail far better than the old boards. The result is a crisp cedar-look exterior that won't warp, rot, or feed local termites.
We installed James Hardie 8.25" Primed Smooth fiber cement siding on this new construction home in Brownson Lane, set to a clean 7" reveal. Because the framing was fresh, there was no old siding to strip, which kept the job tight and precise. The result is a crisp, modern exterior built to hold up in Driftwood's harsh sun and heat.
We replaced this North Austin home's siding with James Hardie HardiePlank in the 8.25" Cedarmill profile. The primed Select Cedar Mill boards give the house a crisp cedar-grain look that shrugs off Central Texas heat and hail. The result is a tight, durable exterior built to hold up for decades.
We replaced this Round Rock home's exterior with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25" profile. The new fiber cement siding got fresh OSB sheathing underneath and a full coat of Sherwin Williams Super Paint, giving the home a durable finish built for Central Texas heat.
We re-sided this Maple Run home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25" profile, set over fresh 1/2" OSB sheathing. The primed fiber cement gives the house a crisp cedar-grain look that shrugs off Austin heat and hail without warping or rot.
This Northwest Hills home received a complete siding transformation using James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in 8.25-inch planks. The installation included comprehensive wall sheathing upgrades, column wrapping, and soffit work to create a cohesive exterior look. The fiber cement material provides superior protection against Austin's harsh weather while maintaining the classic cedar aesthetic.
We tore off the old exterior and re-clad this Jewett home in James Hardie Select Cedar Mill fiber cement, sized at a wide 12-inch profile. The new siding carries a real wood-grain look without the rot, and we finished it with Sherwin Williams Super Paint for a clean, durable seal.
We tore off aging asbestos siding on a Windsor Park home and replaced it with James Hardie 8.25" Prime Smooth fiber cement lap siding. The new material stands up to Central Texas heat and hail far better than the original, giving the home a clean, durable exterior built to last.
We tore off the old siding on this Zilker home and replaced it with James Hardie HardiePlank in a smooth 8.25" profile. The job included safe asbestos removal, fresh 1/2" OSB sheathing, and primed Cedar Mill trim. The result is a durable fiber cement exterior built for Central Texas heat and hail.
We replaced failing siding on this Avignon home with James Hardie HardieTrim in a Custom Colonial Roughsawn profile. The job included a double-layer tear-off down to clean sheathing, then fresh Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint over the new boards. The result is a crisp, weather-tight exterior built for Central Texas heat and hail.
We replaced the exterior of this Steiner Ranch home with James Hardie siding in an 8.25" Prime Cedar mill finish. The fiber cement holds up to Central Texas heat and hail far better than the original cladding. Fresh paint and new deck flashing finished the look and sealed out water.
We replaced the exterior siding on a Breezewood home with James Hardie HardiePlank fiber cement lap siding. The new boards handle Austin's brutal summer heat and hail far better than the old material, giving the home a crisp, durable shell built to last.
We replaced aging cedar siding on this Cherrywood home with James Hardie 8.25" Smooth in Primed Select Cedar Mill. The fiber cement holds up to Austin's 100°-plus summers and hail far better than the old wood ever did. The crew also swapped in Zip System sheathing for a tighter, better-protected wall.
We replaced worn exterior siding on this Northwest Austin home with James Hardie fiber cement in the HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25" profile. The primed boards hold up to Central Texas heat and hail far better than the old material. The result is a crisp, low-maintenance exterior built to last decades.
We replaced the siding on one side of this Oakcrest home using James Hardie Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25-inch profile. The rest of the house is brick, so we matched only the section that needed work. The new fiber cement holds up to Central Texas heat and hail far better than the old material.
We wrapped this Provencial Cove home in James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill lap siding, 8.25 inches wide. The primed fiber cement went up over fresh OSB, then got two coats of Sherwin Williams SuperPaint for a finish built to shrug off Central Texas heat and hail.
We re-clad this Cedar Park home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill fiber cement siding in the 8.25-inch profile. The new siding handles Central Texas heat and hail far better than the original material, and we finished it out with fresh paint plus fascia and soffit work up to 24 inches.
We replaced this North Austin home's aging exterior with James Hardie HardiePlank in the Select Cedar Mill profile, an 8.25-inch primed lap siding. The fiber cement stands up to Central Texas heat and hail far better than the old cladding. The result is a crisp, uniform wood-grain look built to last decades.
We replaced the exterior cladding on this Milwood home with James Hardie Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25-inch profile. The primed fiber cement gives the house a clean wood-grain look that holds up to Austin's brutal summer heat. The result is a durable, low-maintenance exterior built to last decades.
This Austin homeowner's complete exterior transformation featured James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill siding in 8.25" width, addressing weather damage from years of intense Texas sun and hail. The fiber cement installation included comprehensive trim work, post wrapping, and coordinated painting with Sherwin Williams Super Paint for a cohesive, durable finish that's built to withstand Central Texas extremes.
We replaced the exterior siding on a home off Balcones Drive with James Hardie fiber cement in HardiePlank lap profile. The new siding stands up to Austin's brutal summer heat and spring hail far better than the old material it replaced. The home now has a crisp, low-maintenance shell built to last decades.
We wrapped this South Austin home in James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill lap siding, 8.25 inches wide and primed. The fiber cement stands up to 100-degree summers and spring hail far better than the old boards it replaced. Fresh paint on the fascia, soffit, and garage doors tied the whole exterior together.
We replaced this Austin home's aging exterior with James Hardie fiber cement siding in a board and batten profile. The new panels stand up to 100°+ summers, hail, and the moisture swings that wreck lesser materials. The result is a crisp vertical look that fits the neighborhood and holds its shape for decades.
This Cedar Park home received a complete siding transformation with James Hardie fiber cement Select Cedar Mill 8.25" planks. The premium siding was professionally painted with Sherwin Williams Super Paint for maximum durability against Austin's harsh climate. The installation included fascia, soffit, and door painting to create a cohesive exterior finish.
This West Lake Hills home received a complete exterior transformation with James Hardie HardiePlank 6.25" Smooth fiber cement siding installation. The project included 7/16" OSB wall sheathing replacement and professional Sherwin Williams Super Paint application in a custom color selection that perfectly complements the Hill Country setting.
We wrapped this Round Rock home in James Hardie Select Cedar Mill fiber cement siding, 8.25-inch width, primed and ready for paint. The new Hardie panels replaced tired original siding that had faded and warped under years of Central Texas sun. The result holds up to 100-degree summers and hail far better than the old material ever could.
We wrapped this Ridgewood home in HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill lap siding at 8.25 inches, using James Hardie fiber cement built for Central Texas heat. We also added James Hardie vertical siding on accent areas, plus new 6-inch fascia and freshly painted soffits. The result is a crisp, low-maintenance exterior that shrugs off summer sun and hail.
We tore off the old siding and re-clad this Pflugerville home with James Hardie fiber cement. The material was HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25" profile, paired with matching Hardie soffit and porch ceiling. The result is a crisp, low-maintenance exterior built to shrug off Central Texas heat and hail.
We re-clad this Austin home in James Hardie fiber cement using HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25" profile. The crew wrapped window beams and porch columns in matching Hardie trim, so the whole exterior reads clean and holds up to Central Texas heat. The result is a tough, low-maintenance skin that shrugs off hail and cedar pollen.
We replaced the exterior on this North Austin home with James Hardie HardiePlank in the 8.25" Select Cedar Mill profile. The primed fiber cement stands up to Austin's 100-degree summers and hail far better than the old cladding it replaced.
This Round Rock home received a complete James Hardie fiber cement siding transformation using HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25" planks. The project addressed the aging exterior while providing superior protection against Central Texas weather extremes and eliminating ongoing maintenance concerns.
We re-clad this Gracy Farms home with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25-inch profile. The fiber cement siding shrugs off Central Texas heat and hail far better than the old material it replaced. New 5-inch seamless aluminum gutters and fresh exterior paint finished the job.
We re-clad this Old Town Pflugerville home in James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25" lap siding, then added a James Hardie shingle siding accent above the garage. The fiber cement holds up to Central Texas heat and hail far better than the old boards it replaced.
This Northwest Hills home received a complete exterior transformation with James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill siding in the 8.25-inch profile. The fiber cement installation included comprehensive painting of fascia, soffit, gutters, and garage doors to create a cohesive look that stands up to Central Texas weather.
We replaced worn exterior siding on this Spicewood home with James Hardie fiber cement, using 8.25-inch HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill boards over fresh 1/2-inch OSB sheathing. The new siding stands up to Central Texas heat and hail, and a full repaint tied the whole exterior together.
We stripped the old exterior off this Gracywoods home and installed James Hardie Select Cedar Mill lap siding in the 8.25-inch width. The fiber cement holds up to Austin's 100-degree summers and hail far better than the aging original cladding. Fresh paint on the fascia, soffit, and garage doors tied the whole look together.
We replaced the exterior cladding on this East Austin home with James Hardie board and batten siding. The vertical fiber cement panels give the house a clean, modern face that stands up to Central Texas heat and hail. The install ran over several days in mid-April before we moved on to paint.
We replaced worn exterior siding on a Round Rock home with James Hardie fiber cement in the 8.25" Select Cedar Mill profile. The new HardiePlank came primed and ready for paint, giving the home a fresh, durable finish. Fascia and soffit were also painted to tie the whole exterior together.
We re-clad this Old West Austin home with James Hardie fiber cement siding using HardiePlank Smooth 8.25" lap boards, paired with matching beadboard porch ceilings and JH soffit. New fascia, soffit, and 1/2" OSB sheathing went in where the old material had failed. The result is a clean, rot-resistant exterior built to handle Central Texas heat and humidity swings.
We stripped and replaced the siding on this Shady Hollow home with James Hardie fiber cement. HardiePlank lap wrapped the whole exterior, and board & batten dressed up the front gable. A fresh coat of Sherwin-Williams Youthful Coral gave the house a bold, modern look.
New siding wrapped the home in early spring, installed over several days before painting. The fresh exterior gave this 1980s-era house a modern, weather-ready shell built for hail and hard sun. Crisp lines and a full repaint finished the transformation.
We wrapped this Pflugerville home in James Hardie Select Cedar Mill fiber cement siding, 8.25-inch profile. The crew added Tyvek ThermaWrap LE housewrap and a breathable vapor barrier for real weather protection. The result is a crisp, cedar-look exterior built to shrug off Central Texas heat and hail.
We replaced this South Austin home's exterior with James Hardie fiber cement siding, using HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill in the 8.25" profile. New 1/2" OSB sheathing went on first, and we clad the existing trim in Hardie for a clean, matched look. The result is a durable, rot-resistant exterior built to handle Central Texas heat and hail.
We paired the window job with James Hardie fiber cement siding using a trim-over approach. This gave the home a fresh, durable exterior built to handle Austin hail, heat, and heavy sun. The fiber cement holds paint longer and resists warping better than old wood or hardboard.
We paired the window work with new James Hardie fiber cement siding in Select Cedar Mill 8.25". The wood-grain texture gives the home warmth without the rot and pest worries of real cedar. It also stands up to Central Texas hail and heat far better than the old material.
This Northwest Hills home received a complete siding transformation using James Hardie HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill 8.25" fiber cement siding. The installation covered both front and back elevations, providing superior protection against Austin's harsh weather conditions while dramatically improving the home's curb appeal.
We re-clad this Hillside home in James Hardie Select Cedar Mill lap siding, 8.25 inches wide. The fiber cement boards came primed and ready for a full color finish. The result is a crisp, wood-grain exterior built to shrug off Central Texas heat and hail.
We replaced this Cedar Park home's aging exterior with James Hardie Fiber Cement Siding. The material chosen was 8.25" HardiePlank Select Cedar Mill, primed and ready for a fresh finish. The result is a tougher, better-looking wall that stands up to Central Texas heat and hail.
We replaced this Austin home's exterior with James Hardie fiber cement siding in a smooth finish. The new siding stands up to Central Texas heat, hail, and cedar pollen far better than the old cladding. The result is a cleaner, tougher, low-maintenance exterior built for the long haul.
We replaced aging exterior siding with James Hardie fiber cement in the 8.25-inch Select Cedar Mill profile, including new 1/2-inch OSB sheathing where the substrate had worn down. The fiber cement holds up to Central Texas heat, hail, and humidity far better than the original cladding, giving this Austin home a clean, durable exterior built to last decades.
This northwest Austin home received a complete James Hardie fiber cement siding installation using Primed Select Cedar Mill 8.25" planks. The upgrade transformed the exterior with durable, low-maintenance siding designed to withstand Central Texas weather extremes. The James Hardie system provides superior protection against hail damage and UV exposure.
We paired the window work with new James Hardie fiber cement siding using HardiePlank. This material handles Austin heat, hail, and cedar pollen far better than old wood or composite. The home now has a fresh, durable exterior built to last decades.
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A siding replacement typically takes 1 to 2 weeks, including the painting process. The duration depends on factors such as the size of your home, the complexity of the job, weather conditions, and the type of siding being installed. For a more accurate timeline, consult with your contractor.
When you work with Austin Pro for siding replacement, you receive the following warranties:
For more details on coverage and terms, contact Austin Pro directly.
When you choose Austin Pro for your James Hardie siding, we take care of both installation and painting. After installing the siding, we'll paint it with one of over 1,700 colors from Sherwin-Williams. We offer free consultations and color matching to ensure your new siding complements your existing colors. Once you sign the contract, we'll quickly begin the color selection process to help you find the perfect shade for your home.
Yes, Austin Pro handles soffit and fascia installation. We provide comprehensive services for these components, which are crucial for protecting your roof’s edges and improving your home's ventilation. If you need repairs or replacements, our team can help with both soffit and fascia to ensure your home remains in top condition.
Austin Pro offers James Hardie siding, a top choice for durability and low maintenance. Made from fiber cement, James Hardie siding is resistant to fire, pests, and harsh weather. It comes in a variety of styles and colors, including options that mimic the look of wood or masonry. This siding provides long-lasting protection while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of your home. For detailed information and to select the best James Hardie siding for your needs, contact Austin Pro directly.
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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.
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