James Hardie® Siding and Panels
Frustrated by warped wooden siding? Ready to upgrade to something that can protect your home while enhancing its beauty? James Hardie siding and panels are designed to do just that!
The Original and Best
James Hardie invented fiber cement siding which resists moisture and rot - unlike vinyl or wood siding which are both susceptible to the elements. It’s even resistant to fire and won’t ignite when exposed to a direct flame. Plus, James Hardie siding has a wide array of textures and styles so your home will be elegant and protected for years.
For example, HardiePlank lap siding is often described as strong and timeless and is James Hardie’s best-selling product covering over 5.5 million homes in North America. HardiePanel vertical siding is an especially smart design choice for contemporary homes and is engineered for various weather conditions, prolonging the life of the siding. HardieShingle brings the look of cedar shingles with less maintenance in both staggered edge and straight edge panels.
It's All in the Details
Design details matter throughout the exterior of your home and James Hardie also has trim and soffit options available so your entire home can benefit from durable, beautiful coverage. HardieTrim boards provide unmatched durability and allow you creative design possibilities for trim, gables, corners, fascia, windows, doors and other non-structural architectural elements. HardieSoffit panels eliminate the need for separate box or strip vents and minimize the need for cutting.
Call or stop by your local McCoy’s Building Supply for information on product availability and pricing. Special orders may be delivered to a McCoy’s Building Supply store or directly to your jobsite. Let us know how we can help!
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