Fiber cement is one of the few exterior projects that has recouped its full cost at resale in Dallas. It still isn’t the right choice for every house.
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For many Dallas–Fort Worth homes, yes: the 2025 Cost vs Value report found fiber cement siding replacement recouped 113.6% of its cost at resale in Dallas, and James Hardie backs its siding with a transferable 30-year non-prorated substrate warranty. The trade-offs are a higher upfront cost than vinyl, heavier boards, and installation details that must be done right.
The warranty runs 30 years; that isn’t the same as how long the siding lasts. InterNACHI’s life-expectancy chart groups fiber cement with brick and stone as siding that can last as long as the house when it’s installed and maintained properly.
The substrate warranty is 30 years, non-prorated. With proper installation and maintenance, fiber cement siding can last much longer; InterNACHI groups it with materials that can last the life of the house.
No. Hardie siding, trim and soffit have a transferable 30-year non-prorated substrate limited warranty; ColorPlus finishes have a 15-year limited warranty.
In Dallas, the 2025 Cost vs Value report shows fiber cement siding replacement recouping 113.6% of its cost at resale.
This guide is general information for Texas homeowners, not legal or insurance advice. Your policy, your city and your house decide the details.