




Rotted wood siding is one of those problems that starts small and quietly gets worse. By the time most homeowners notice it, the damage has already spread across multiple sections of the exterior - trim, siding boards, corners. That's exactly what we were dealing with on this home in New Braunfels.
We stripped out all the deteriorating wood and replaced it with new Hardie siding and Hardie trim throughout the entire exterior. James Hardie fiber cement is a big step up from traditional wood - it holds paint longer, resists moisture, and doesn't rot. For Texas homeowners, that matters. The heat and humidity here are tough on wood exteriors, and Hardie is just built to handle it better.
We also added decorative trim accents along the front of the home. It's a detail that makes a real difference. The clean horizontal lines of the new siding combined with the white trim gives the exterior a much more finished, intentional look - especially against the existing brick. The gable ends in particular came out sharp.
Every seam, corner, and trim piece was fitted tight and finished clean. That's not just about looks - proper installation is what keeps moisture out and makes the product last the way it's supposed to. Sloppy siding work leads to callbacks, and that's not how we operate.
We serve New Braunfels and the surrounding Hill Country area for exterior siding replacement, Hardie installation, and exterior remodeling. If your home has aging or damaged wood siding, it's worth getting eyes on it before the damage spreads further.