Full Fiber-Cement Re-Siding
We remove tired wood or vinyl siding from Worthington’s established homes, repair the sheathing beneath, and install James Hardie fiber-cement as a complete, sealed exterior.
Siding in Worthington, OH
Siding That Suits the Colonial Character of Worthington, OH
Getting the exposure and the corner details right is what makes siding in Worthington read as period correct rather than merely new. As a James Hardie certified contractor, we install fiber-cement siding with the profiles and trim those homes call for, sealed against Central Ohio weather. Veteran-owned, fully licensed, and installed by our own W-2 crews, never unlicensed subcontractors.
- Owens Corning Preferred
- Licensed HIC-L01421
- 4.9 / 98 Reviews
- Veteran-Owned
We Start With the Truth
Worthington’s Older Homes Reward Doing It Right
Many Worthington homes are decades old, with original wood siding and trim that have weathered years of Ohio freeze-thaw and moisture. When the paint fails yearly and the corners begin to rot, patch after patch stops making sense. The mistake is swapping character siding for something flat that clashes with a colonial street. We match the profiles and proportions these homes were built with, then install fiber-cement that keeps the look and ends the endless upkeep.
What We Do
What Our Worthington Siding Work Covers
Profile and Trim for Colonials
Worthington’s colonials need the right lap widths and trim proportions. We select James Hardie profiles that hold the home’s character instead of flattening it.
Weather and Moisture Protection
Fiber-cement resists Central Ohio freeze-thaw, wind-driven rain, and humidity without warping or rotting, which older Worthington wood siding cannot manage.
Siding and Gutters Together
On older homes, failing gutters often feed the rot behind the siding, so we can address both at once.
On the Ground in Worthington
Eighty Year Old Walls, Covered More Than Once
Colonial Hills is 873 single family homes, built in the early 1940s by the Defense Homes Corporation and annexed to Worthington in 1954. Worthington Estates is mid century with generous lots. Old Worthington, around High Street and Dublin Granville Road, is the historic core and is protective of it.
We work all of 43085. On a house that has been clad two or three times since the 1940s, the interesting question is never the panel on the outside. It is the sheathing behind it and whether anyone has looked.
The Proof
Trusted by Columbus Homeowners
4.9 stars across 98 Google reviews from homeowners across Central Ohio, and every one of them is public and checkable.
Google 4.9 BBB A Rating Owens Corning Preferred James Hardie Certified
What Your Walls Actually Need
What Decides a Siding Job on a Worthington Home
Wartime era housing that has been re clad more than once already. These four things decide the job.
What Is Under the Last Two Layers
Cladding over existing siding was common practice for decades, and it hides everything. On a 1940s Worthington house we expect to find at least one previous layer and we would rather take it back than add a third.
House Wrap and Window Flashing
Houses of this age predate modern water management entirely. Adding proper wrap and flashing at every opening during a re clad is most of the actual value of the job, and none of it is visible afterwards.
Freeze and Thaw on an Older Wall
Repeated freezing and thawing works water further into any joint that is already open. On eighty year old framing that process has had a long time to run, which is why we open a section before quoting.
Corner Detail on a Street of Identical Houses
When hundreds of houses share one plan, a corner done differently stands out from the end of the road. Matching the corner treatment to what the street already does is worth the small extra effort.
Materials
James Hardie Fiber-Cement Siding for Worthington Homes
As a James Hardie certified installer, we put up siding engineered for climates like ours. On Worthington’s colonials and established homes, fiber-cement gives you the depth and warmth of wood with a factory-baked ColorPlus finish, so you keep the traditional look without repainting every couple of years.
- James Hardie fiber-cement lap and shingle siding rated for Ohio weather
- ColorPlus factory finish in traditional, colonial-friendly colors
- HardieTrim boards proportioned for colonial homes
- Proper house wrap and flashing behind every course
See the Difference
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A real Professional Roofing Contractors project: full tear-off and replacement on the same Central Ohio home.
Local, Not a Call Center
Siding Across Worthington
From our Columbus office, our licensed crews install and replace siding for homeowners throughout Worthington, from the Old Worthington historic district to the established neighborhoods around it.
Questions, Answered
Siding in Worthington: Common Questions
Yes. Homes in and around Old Worthington often have expectations about appearance, so we match profiles and trim to the home’s colonial era and help you understand any local review before we begin.
Much better. James Hardie’s ColorPlus finish is baked on at the factory and lasts for years, which ends the yearly scrape-and-paint cycle that older Worthington wood siding demands.
Yes. James Hardie offers lap and shingle profiles in widths that suit colonial homes, so we can preserve the proportions and detailing that give Worthington’s older homes their character.
Always. On older Worthington homes we expect soft sheathing or trim in places, and we repair it before new siding goes up so nothing rotten gets sealed inside the wall.
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.
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Siding in Worthington has to suit the colonial character around High and Dublin Granville in 43085. That means correct exposure, proper corner detail and a profile that does not read as modern on a period street. Fiber cement painted to match is usually the answer; wide vinyl planks rarely are.
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Tell us about your home and we will give you a straight answer on siding that fits its character. No pressure.
- Documented free inspection, with photos
- A clear written quote before any work starts
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