vs. Vinyl
Costs more, but looks more like wood and resists dents.
Want siding that resists rot and holds paint for years? Fiber cement gives you the look of wood with far less upkeep.


Fiber cement is made from cement, sand and wood fibers. It doesn't rot, insects don't eat it, and it holds paint far longer than wood.
It's heavier and harder to cut than vinyl, so installation takes more labor, and it typically costs about $7 to $18 per square foot installed.
Ready to price it? Hire a siding contractor who installs it.
Costs more, but looks more like wood and resists dents.
Far less upkeep; no rot.
Painted on site or factory-finished.
Lap planks, shingles and vertical panels.

Fiber cement has its own installation rules: clearance above the roof and ground, flashing behind butt joints, and sealed cut edges so water can't wick in. Ask how these will be handled.
These details matter more than the brand.
Want siding that lasts? Call about fiber cement.
Call (980) 866-4994Every so often, though factory finishes last longer than site paint.
In Charlotte's local historic districts (Dilworth, Fourth Ward, Hermitage Court, McCrorey Heights, Oaklawn Park, Plaza Midwood, Wesley Heights and Wilmore), exterior changes need a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic District Commission before work starts.
Yes. It's one of the best-known fiber cement brands.
Yes. Get their price and compare it with anyone else you're considering.
A contractor can measure and give you a number.