Full Fiber-Cement Re-Siding
We strip the old siding, check the sheathing and house wrap underneath, and install James Hardie fiber-cement as a complete weather barrier from corner boards to trim.
Siding in Columbus, OH
Columbus homes run the full range, from century houses in German Village and Clintonville to new builds on the outer edges, and each one needs siding that seals out water and still looks right for the street. As a James Hardie certified contractor, we install fiber-cement siding that stands up to Ohio weather and keeps its color for years. Veteran-owned, fully licensed, and installed by our own W-2 crews, never unlicensed subcontractors.
We Start With the Truth
Siding is the first thing people notice about your Columbus home and the last thing they think about until it fails. Warped vinyl, rotting wood, and gaps at the seams let moisture get behind the wall, and by the time you see the stain inside, the sheathing is already soft. We start by looking at what is actually happening behind the panels, not just the surface, then we show you whether a repair or a full re-side is the honest call for your house.
What We Do
We strip the old siding, check the sheathing and house wrap underneath, and install James Hardie fiber-cement as a complete weather barrier from corner boards to trim.
Central Ohio freeze-thaw, wind-driven rain, and summer humidity punish siding. Fiber-cement resists rot, warping, and the pests that chew through softer materials.
We handle the details that make or break a siding job, including HardieTrim boards, soffit, and fascia, so the whole exterior reads as one clean, finished envelope.
Siding and gutters share the same job of moving water away from the wall, so we can coordinate both.
On the Ground in Columbus
Siding work in Columbus runs across a wider range of construction than anywhere else we go. German Village is mid 1800s brick that mostly wants pointing rather than cladding. Clintonville and Old Beechwold, up around Morse and Karl in 43214, are early 1900s frame houses with wood siding under whatever went on later. Berwick and Clinton Estates are 1950s cape cods and ranches, and the far edges of the city are new enough to still be on the builder’s original panels.
The practical question on almost every one of these is the same: what is behind the siding, and has it been dry. That is not something anyone can answer from the curb.
The Proof
4.9 stars across 98 Google reviews from homeowners across Central Ohio, and every one of them is public and checkable.
What Your Walls Actually Need
Four centuries of construction inside one city means the right answer changes street by street. These are the four things that come up most here.
Fiber cement is heavier, holds a factory finish longer and does not soften in heat. Vinyl is lighter, faster to fit and more forgiving on an uneven wall. Neither is simply better. What matters is which one suits the house you actually have.
Cladding straight over existing siding is quicker and it buries whatever is underneath, including soft sheathing and old water tracks. On an older Columbus house we would rather take it back and show you what is there.
House wrap, and the flashing at every window and door head, is what actually keeps the wall dry. Siding is the rain screen, not the seal. Most of the failures we open up are flashing failures, not panel failures.
Central Ohio cycles above and below freezing repeatedly through a single winter. Water that has worked into a joint expands every time it does. That cycle, not sunlight, is what ages a wall here.

Materials
As a James Hardie certified installer, we put up siding that is engineered for climates like ours. Whether your house is a century home near the Short North or a new build farther out, fiber-cement gives you the look of wood without the rot, and factory-baked ColorPlus finish that holds its color through Ohio summers and winters.
See the Difference
Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys, to compare our crew mid tear-off with the finished roof on the same home.
A real Professional Roofing Contractors project: full tear-off and replacement on the same Central Ohio home.
Local, Not a Call Center
From our downtown office at 59 E Gay St, our licensed crews install and replace siding for homeowners across Columbus and the surrounding Central Ohio suburbs.
Questions, Answered
Yes. Older neighborhoods like German Village and parts of Clintonville often have design guidelines, so we match profiles and trim details that fit the home’s era, and we help you understand any local review before we start.
It is one of the best. Fiber-cement handles our freeze-thaw winters, wind-driven spring rain, and humid summers far better than vinyl or wood, and it will not warp, rot, or become food for pests.
A full re-side often requires a permit within the City of Columbus. We handle the paperwork and make sure the work meets code so the job is clean and inspected.
Exterior work like fiber-cement siding is one of the most reliable curb-appeal upgrades, because buyers see a durable, low-maintenance exterior that will not need repainting every few years.
Your home is sided only by our own licensed, in-house crews. We never hand the work to unlicensed subcontractors.
Yes, 10% off for active and veteran service members, seniors, and first responders.
More From Us
Siding work across Columbus in 43214 is mostly replacing failed sections rather than wrapping a whole house. Around the older north side streets the sheathing behind the siding is the real story, and you do not know what you have until it comes off. We price the unknowns up front rather than mid job.
Ready When You Are
Tell us about your home and we will give you a straight answer on repair or replacement. No door-knockers, no pressure.
We usually respond same business day.
We take 10% off for active and veteran service members, seniors, and first responders. It is our way of saying thank you.