 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
|
||||
|
Hardi plank siding
I have a large 20 year old home with cedar siding that is on the water and is exposed to sun, wind and rain. The siding curls, cracks and expands so nails pop and caulking separates. I'm thinking about replacing all the siding with Hardi Plank and have a price with two options. One is to replace all the siding and all the trim and the other is to replace all the siding only. The first price is almost double the second price so I am leaning toward only replacing the siding as all the trim seems to be in pretty good condition. My question is will it look OK to just replace the siding and will it bond well with caulking with the existing trim. I realize the trim will have to be painted more often than the siding.
|
||||
|
||||
|
You can do the lesser replacement and keep the trim, it just won't look 100% perfect. Read the material from James Hardie regarding installation. James Hardie: Product Instructions
|
||||
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Add your answer here.
Check out some similar questions!
I am ready to apply siding to my home. Any PRO & CONS on the two materials
I would like to know if you are suppose to put anything up on the outside of your house before you put up the siding. Thanks, billybad007
I have hardi board lap siding that is pre primed and I want to know if it will take semi tranparent stain. If I have to go to a solid color stain or a house paint which will hold up better or even absorb into the siding. Thanks
We are planning on replacing our 3 ft high deck with a concrete patio about 12" thick and 30 ft wide. If we had to do it we will have to pour concrete over the hardi plank siding. Talked to a couple of concrete contractors they said they will apply metal flashing and pour concrete over the siding...
View more questions Search
|
