Fiber Cement Siding Installation

What This Service Involves

Fiber cement stands up to the PNW like few other materials, shrugging off the rain, mildew, and freeze-thaw cycles that degrade wood. Made from cement, sand, and cellulose fibers, it resists warping and won't feed insects or fungus. We factor in proper gapping, flashing, and pre-primed or factory-finished panels so the boards perform for generations. This is a favorite among Western Washington homeowners who want the look of wood without the constant upkeep.

Benefits

Impervious to rot, mold, and wood-boring pests; Holds paint far longer than natural wood; Non-combustible for added fire safety; Withstands driving rain and coastal exposure; Long product warranties often exceeding thirty years

Our Process

1) Confirm layout, reveal, and color with factory or field finishing; 2) Install rainscreen, flashing, and moisture barrier; 3) Cut and fasten fiber cement boards with corrosion-resistant nails; 4) Seal joints, caulk penetrations, and complete final trim

What Affects the Cost

Linear footage and wall complexity; Factory-finished versus field-painted boards; Trim, corner, and accent detailing; Cutting and dust-control labor for cement product; Story height and jobsite access

Best Time of Year

Dry summer months keep cut edges and joints clean, though fiber cement installs reliably across most of the year with proper protection.