Siding Replacement (James Hardie) in Dallas–Fort Worth

Replacing worn or damaged siding, with James Hardie fiber cement as a leading option.

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Replacing siding, start to finish

A full replacement removes the old siding, exposes the sheathing so damage can be fixed, adds house wrap and flashing at windows and doors, and finishes with new siding, trim and paint. It’s also the best time to fix water problems that have been hidden behind the old boards.

James Hardie fiber cement is a common choice because, unlike wood, it doesn’t rot. Your estimate lists the product line, trim and color options.

Highland Village requires a permit to replace siding; Arlington, DeSoto and Rowlett don’t for a like-for-like replacement.

Reasons homeowners replace siding

A siding replacement in Dallas

After: the same Dallas bungalow with new blue siding and white trim
Before: a Dallas bungalow with old tan siding
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Dallas: old siding (left) replaced, trimmed and painted (right). Drag the handle to compare.

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Siding permit rules by city

Before you replace siding

Why James Hardie?

Fiber cement doesn’t rot the way wood siding can. It’s one option; we’ll go over others too.

Do I need a permit?

Some cities require one and others don’t. Highland Village does; Rowlett and DeSoto don’t for replacing existing siding.