Hardie Board and Fiber Cement Siding

Hardie Board and Fiber Cement Siding Painting

Hardie and fiber cement siding can begin to fade over time. This can decrease the overall curb appeal at your home. Our professional painters in Boise Metro know how to paint Hardie and fiber cement siding the right way. We will begin with a power wash if needed, and then paint the Hardie siding any color you wish. If you don’t want to change the color of the siding, we can assist to match the color as well. You can also schedule a free color consultation for extra assistance with selecting a new paint color.

When you work with CertaPro Painters® of Boise Metro, you are working with a team of professional painters who care about meeting your expectations. We have a long history of painting, and we stand behind the high standards they have identified for all of their painting companies. Schedule an estimate if you’re looking for painters who don’t only know what they are doing when painting Hardie siding, but will do it with the intention of delivering high-quality results.

What is Fiber Cement?

Fiber cement is a composite material, made of cement, sand, water and cellulose fibers. Fiber cement siding is a durable, long-lasting, and low-maintenance material that’s been around for over 100 years. It’s a semi-rigid material that provides substantial protection, while still maintaining its flexible properties. Increasing in popularity, fiber cement costs less brick, synesthetic stucco, and some wood siding. Although more expensive than vinyl, fiber cement outweighs the outcomes of alternative materials.

What is Hardie Board?

Hardie Board or Hardie Plank is kind of fiber cement board siding invented by James Hardie. His company made industrial material and pioneered the development of a fiber-cement technology in the mid-1980s. His company wants to create an exterior product that could endure extreme climates while retaining the beauty of wood siding.