James Hardie® Siding Contractor

The Best Siding Option For Portland And Seattle Homeowners

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James Hardie fiber cement siding products are easy to maintain and designed to withstand all of the severe weather conditions in the Pacific Northwest. With over 8 million installations across the country, James Hardie has become the recognized leader in siding from coast-to-coast and the preferred choice for Portland and Seattle homeowners. When you want Hardie Siding installed or repaired precisely, be sure to use a certified siding contractor who specializes in James Hardie Siding installation and repairs.

James Hardie Siding Products

HardiePlank Siding

HardiePlank® Lap Siding

Commonly known as Hardie board, HardiePlank Lap Siding is the number one siding brand in the country—and not by accident. HardiePlank is made of fiber cement and comes in various styles and textures, all designed to look amazing and to last—regardless of climate.

HardiePlank Shingle Siding

HardieShingle® Siding

Prefer the timeless look of cedar shingles? HardieShingle Siding gives you just that, but without the durability issues of real wood. Offered in both straight edge and staggered edge panels, HardieShingle looks great as a complement or covering the entire house.

Hardie Vertical Panel Siding

HardiePanel® Vertical Siding

Perhaps vertical panels are more your style? HardiePanel Vertical Siding has a clean, modern look that will make your home stand out—but not to much. HardiePanel comes in four different textures to suit your home’s personality.

Hardie Trim Boards

HardieTrim® Boards

For that final touch to your siding job, HardieTrim boards are perfect for accentuating the fascia, doors, windows, trim and corners. HardieTrim has a beautiful, natural look and will protect your home from the elements for years.

Hardie Soffit Panels

HardieSoffit® Panels

James Hardie pre-cut soffit panels eliminate the need for separate box or strip vents and minimize the need for cutting. HardieSoffit panels are available vented or non-vented, in a range of pre-cut sizes.

Hardie ColorPlus Technology

Hardie ColorPlus® Technology

Take advantage of the Hardie ColorPlus Technology to get the look you want, without the maintenance. Call us to find out which James Hardie Siding products with ColorPlus Technology finish are available in your area.

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All photos and videos in this gallery are ©James Hardie Building Products Inc. and represent the variety of styles and siding jobs we’ve been performing since 2005.

If you have questions about siding repair and replacement for single-family homes, multi-family homes, or large-scale commercial projects, don’t hesitate to contact SFW Construction—Portland and Seattle’s most experienced James Hardie siding contractor!

Frequently Asked Questions About James Hardie Contractor Products

How much does Hardie board cost?

It can vary depending on various factors, but very generally, you can expect to spend in the neighborhood of $10 per square foot installed.

If you live in Portland, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, West Linn, Sherwood, Newberg, Hillsboro, Tigard, Vancouver, anywhere in the northern Oregon Willamette Valley, or within the Seattle/Tacoma region, SFW Construction is your best bet for expert James Hardie Siding Repair and Installation.

Hardie board is made of fiber cement, meaning it’s approximately 90% sand and cement. This makes it fire-resistant and highly durable, compared to wood siding.

Hardie board is insect-resistant, dry rot-resistant, and extremely durable. As such, Hardie board usually comes with a generous 50-year transferable warranty.

Yes. However, due to the fact that Hardie board doesn’t swell or rot, paint jobs tend to last a long time, so you may not need to after the first time. Hardie also offers ColorPlus Technology as an alternative to painting alltogether.

Yes, fiber cement siding like Hardie board is a very good match for Oregon and Washington. Wet winters, sunny summers, and whatever else the Pacific Northwest may throw at it. We recommend Hardie over anything else.