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Fiber Cement Siding

This durable siding material comes in many designs and resists the elements–as long as it is installed correctly.

  • Better Energy Efficiency
  • Enhanced Durability
  • Increased Home Value
  • Great Curb Appeal
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Is Fiber Cement Siding Right for You?

Fiber cement siding, also known as Hardie Board or cement board siding, is constructed primarily of sand and concrete. It lasts far longer than other siding materials, and comes in an array of patterns, making this a siding upgrade that many homes could benefit from.

Fiber cement is a great option that comes in a variety of beautiful colors and textures, and offers 25-50 years of expected protection and strong resistance to weather, insects, fire, and rot, with proper maintenance. It requires a bit of upkeep, such as repainting over the years to maintain its luster, and can be on the pricier side up front, between the materials and the more complex labor involved. But the return on investment is high with regard to keeping your home safe, minimizing continued maintenance costs, and adding curb appeal and resale value.

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Aesthetics

There are many colors and textures to choose from, including those that mimic natural woods.

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Durability

Fiber cement siding will not rot or warp and is resistant to insects.

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Longevity

The longest-lasting siding option, fiber cement siding, can last over 50 years before it needs to be replaced.

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Environmentally Neutral

At the end of its lifespan, fiber cement siding does not degrade into toxic substances in the landfill like other materials.

 

How Brothers Keeps Siding Projects from Going Sideways

At Brothers, we like to focus on the positive. But the fact is, home improvement contractors as a group receive more complaints to the Better Business Bureau than any other industry. In Maryland alone, over 900 contractors are criminally charged with offenses related to their work each year. That’s why we think it’s important to show you how we avoid the most common sources of customer dissatisfaction because our process and our values are such a huge part of who we are.

No Hidden Costs

We properly scope every project completely so you can be confident your final price is accurate and fair.

No Inexperienced Tradespeople

Even the best materials can fail quickly when they’re installed by day laborers. Our in-house siding experts are thoroughly trained, and a dedicated Field Quality Manager oversees projects to ensure quality workmanship.

No Miscommunication

A dedicated Customer Care Manager will be with you for every step of the process, keeping you in the loop and answering any questions you may have.

No Bad Customer Experiences

The experience during the project can be as important as the finished product. Our reliable, repeatable process has made us the Most Trusted Contractor in Maryland year after year because people love working with us, and they know that we keep our promises.

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Get Your Fiber Cement Siding Installed Right. Get in Touch.

Siding is the first thing you see when you look at your house. Let’s make sure you love it, and keep loving it for years to come.

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Fiber Cement Siding Tips from the Pros at Brothers

Not sure what goes into a fiber cement siding installation? We are. Check out our comprehensive resources, so you know what’s best for your home.

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Still Exploring Your Siding Options?

Fiber Cement or Hardie Board siding has many great properties that make it a good choice for Maryland homeowners. But our expert siding teams also specialize in additional siding materials that are more cost effective and can give your home the protection you require.

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VINYL SIDING

Modern vinyl siding is virtually maintenance-free and resists water, mold, rot, and insects.

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CEDAR SIDING

This light, low-density wood is an excellent insulator and acoustic barrier.

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FOAM-BACKED SIDING

This insulating siding has all the benefits of vinyl with added thermal protection.