Why We Recommend James Hardie® Siding For Your Home
Built for Midwest Extremes
When we talk with homeowners across the Sioux falls area and into Northwestern Iowa, one question always comes up: how do we build a home that can truly survive the Midwest?
Our climate demands a siding material that can handle it all. From 100 degree, high-humidity July afternoons to -20 degree January blizzards, your siding needs to adapt without cracking, warping, or failing. That's why our team consistently recommends James Hardie® fiber cement siding as a premier exterior solution for homes in our region.
Why Traditional Siding Struggles Here
In communities like Sioux Falls, Madison, and Sioux City, we've seen firsthand how traditional siding materials perform over time. Vinyl siding is a common choice, but extreme cold can cause it to become brittle. One stray rock from a lawnmower or a rough hail season can leave panels cracked or shattered. Wood siding offers natural beauty, but in the moisture rich Big Sioux River valley, homeowners often battle rot, woodpeckers, and the ongoing need to repaint.
James Hardie® solves many of these local challenges through its HardieZone® System, which is engineered specifically for our climate conditions.
Engineered for Safety and Durability
One of the biggest advantages for families in our area is the added safety that comes with fiber cement siding.
James Hardie® siding is made from a high performance blend of Portland cement, sand, and cellulose fibers. It's non-combustible and carries a Class A fire rating, meaning it won't ignite or act as fuel.
In a region where strong prairie winds can quickly intensify a fire, that added layer of protection matters. Many insurance providers across the Tri-State area recognize this durability, which can potentially result in lower homeowners insurance premiums when compared to wood or vinyl exteriors.
Long-Term Value and Curb Appeal
Ultimately, we recommend James Hardie siding because it offers one of the highest returns on investment in our local real estate market. With ColorPlus® Technology, the finish is baked onto the board to resist fading from heavy UV exposure across our wide-open landscapes. The result is long-lasting color, reduced maintenance, and fewer weekends spent repainting.
Homeowners get a beautiful exterior, strong resale value, and a siding system built to perform for decades.
If you're doing research for new siding, feel free to take a look at our past projects, visit our gallery, and check out our YouTube channel. All our work comes with open communication, the latest technologies, and the commitment only found at a family-owned remodeling company.
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