Hardie Board Siding

Built for Beauty. Engineered to Endure.

James Hardie® fiber cement siding — often referred to as Hardie Board — combines classic design with cutting-edge durability. At Auburn Siding, we install this premium material for homeowners who want the refined look of real wood without the maintenance.

Hardie Board is built to handle Washington’s wet, cool climate, standing strong against rain, moisture, pests, and temperature changes. With a variety of textures, colors, and profiles, you can design a custom exterior that enhances your home’s beauty while delivering decades of performance and protection.

Hardie Board Installation, Repair & Replacement

Whether you’re upgrading an older exterior or finishing a new build, Auburn Siding offers expert Hardie Board installation, repair, and replacement services. We handle everything from full siding projects to targeted patching and color-matching repairs.

Because fiber cement is denser and heavier than other materials, proper installation is essential to ensure long-term durability and a flawless finish. Our installers are factory-trained in James Hardie best practices, ensuring your siding is installed with precision, efficiency, and care.

a house getting blue hardie board siding installed

Why Choose Hardie Board: Strength, Style & Long-Term Value

Hardie Board siding is made from a blend of cement, sand, and cellulose fibers, creating a product that resists fire, moisture, insects, and rot. It’s engineered to perform exceptionally well in Auburn’s rainy, temperate conditions, where wood and vinyl often fall short.

Unlike wood, Hardie Board won’t warp, swell, or attract pests. Unlike vinyl, it won’t melt, crack, or fade in the sun. Its dimensional stability and low maintenance make it a top choice for homeowners who want both beauty and reliability.

Hardie’s appeal also lies in its aesthetic versatility. Available in a wide range of designs — from traditional lap siding and shingles to modern panels — it perfectly mimics the look of natural wood grain. The ColorPlus® Technology finishes come pre-baked with UV protection to resist fading and ensure long-lasting color with minimal upkeep.

Another key benefit is its fire resistance. Hardie Board won’t ignite or fuel a fire, offering an extra layer of security for your home and family — an especially valuable feature in forested or high-risk fire zones across Washington.

While fiber cement siding has a higher upfront cost than vinyl, it’s an investment that pays off over time. With professional installation and routine care, Hardie Board siding can last 30–50 years or longer with minimal maintenance — making it one of the most cost-effective exterior solutions available.

At Auburn Siding, we’ve completed countless Hardie Board installations throughout Auburn, Kent, and surrounding areas. Our team will help you select the right style, texture, and finish to match your home’s architecture — all backed by expert craftsmanship and dependable local service.