Fiber-cement Siding

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Fiber-cement Siding | Siding Solutions | Roofing | Loudon

In Loudon, where humid summers meet brisk Appalachian winters, HEP keeps homes ready for anything with rugged fiber-cement siding paired seamlessly with expert roof craftsmanship. This advanced cladding resists rot, fire, and insects while holding vibrant color for years, giving your exterior the strength of masonry without the weight. Our crews integrate flashing, trim, and venting so the roof, walls, and gutters work as one weather-tight shell—protecting curb appeal as confidently as it shields your family.

From free design consultations to clean, on-time installation, we bring decades of local know-how to every project, customizing siding solutions that fit Loudon’s architectural styles and climate demands. Whether you’re refreshing a lakeside cottage or finishing a brand-new build, you can count on HEP for honest guidance, superior materials, and a smooth experience that ends with a home you’ll love coming back to, season after season.

FAQs

What is fiber-cement siding and why is it a good choice for homes in Loudon?

Fiber-cement siding is a composite cladding made from Portland cement, cellulose fibers, sand, and proprietary additives. It delivers the authentic look of wood without the vulnerabilities to rot, insects, or warping. Loudon’s weather can swing from humid summers to freezing winters; fiber-cement’s dimensional stability and Class A fire rating help protect homes against moisture intrusion, temperature fluctuations, and fire risk common to rural and suburban New Hampshire.

How does fiber-cement siding compare with vinyl or wood in terms of durability and maintenance?

Vinyl can crack in extreme cold and fade over time, while natural wood requires frequent painting and is susceptible to rot and pests. Fiber-cement siding resists impact, won’t ignite when exposed to direct flame, and is impervious to termites and carpenter ants. Maintenance is minimal—simply rinse with a garden hose once or twice a year and repaint every 15–20 years instead of the 5–7 year cycle wood demands.

Will fiber-cement siding help improve my home’s energy efficiency?

On its own, fiber-cement has an R-value similar to other rigid claddings, but its solid, tight installation reduces air infiltration. When paired with a continuous insulation or house-wrap system that we include on Loudon projects, homeowners typically see a 10–15 percent reduction in heating and cooling costs, complementing other envelope upgrades such as high-performance windows or attic insulation.

What does the installation process look like and how long will my project take?

A standard Loudon residence of 2,000–2,500 sq ft takes 7–10 working days, weather permitting. Our crew removes old siding, inspects and repairs sheathing, installs a moisture barrier, flashes windows and doors, and then applies pre-finished fiber-cement boards with stainless steel fasteners. We finish with color-matched caulking and a thorough site cleanup. You can remain in your home throughout the process.

How much does fiber-cement siding cost in the Loudon area, and what financing options are available?

Installed costs typically range from $11 to $14 per square foot, depending on profile (lap, board-and-batten, or shingles), trim details, and accessibility. We provide free, itemized estimates and offer 0% same-as-cash financing for 12 months or low-interest plans up to 120 months through our local credit-union partner. Homeowners may also qualify for utility rebates when combining siding with insulation upgrades.

What warranties and after-sale support do you provide?

James Hardie fiber-cement products carry a 30-year transferable manufacturer warranty and 15-year finish warranty on ColorPlus technology. Our Loudon installation team backs workmanship with a 10-year labor warranty, double the regional standard. Annual courtesy inspections during the first three years ensure caulking joints and flashings remain watertight, and our service line is staffed locally for rapid response if you ever have concerns.

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