Fiber cement is easy to repair one board at a time. The real questions are color match and whether the cause is spread around the house.
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Repair when damage is limited to a few boards or one wall: damaged boards are cut out and replaced, cut edges are sealed, and the area is painted to match. Replace a wall or the whole house when damage or water problems are widespread, the boards can’t be matched, or you want a new color anyway.
A new board won’t exactly match siding that has faded in the sun for years. Repainting the whole wall from corner to corner usually hides the difference. With discontinued profiles we’ll show you the closest option before starting.
See siding repair and siding replacement.
Yes. Individual boards can be replaced, then sealed, caulked and painted to match.
Close, but rarely exactly on faded siding. Painting the whole wall usually makes the repair disappear.
Usually not for replacing a few boards with the same material. Arlington, for example, exempts replacing siding with material of similar character.
This guide is general information for Texas homeowners, not legal or insurance advice. Your policy, your city and your house decide the details.
