Lap siding
Horizontal lap siding suits many Portland-area home styles and pairs well with coordinated trim.
Update your home’s exterior with James Hardie fiber cement siding. Lioncrest helps you compare profiles, trim and colors, with attention to the flashing and wall details behind the finished siding.

Peeling paint alone does not tell the whole story. Cracked, swollen or softened siding, recurring moisture concerns and deteriorated trim can point to work beyond another coat of paint.
Tell us which walls are affected and whether the problems return after repairs. That helps frame the evaluation around the condition of the exterior, not just a change in appearance.

James Hardie Fiber Cement

James Hardie® fiber cement is our main siding option for whole-home and larger replacement projects. We’ll help you choose the siding profile, trim, color and finish.
Available styles include lap siding, panels and shingle-style accents. Options depend on the product line and regional availability.
Manufacturer warranty information for the selected product will be reviewed as part of the final product selection.
Product Resources: Hardie Zone information · James Hardie homeowner FAQ
Weather Protection
We pay close attention to the water-resistive barrier, flashing, clearances and trim around windows, doors and rooflines.
Siding Styles
Profiles, trim, colors, and finishes vary by James Hardie product line and regional availability.
Horizontal lap siding suits many Portland-area home styles and pairs well with coordinated trim.
Panel siding creates clean contemporary lines or a board-and-batten appearance.
Shingle-style profiles add texture and definition to gables, upper stories, and architectural features.
Coordinated corner boards, openings, bands, transitions, and colors bring the exterior together.
Get an Estimate
Tell us which areas of your home you’d like to update, whether it’s multiple sides, an addition, or the complete exterior. We’ll review your goals and help you plan the right siding replacement.
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Paint changes the finish, but it does not restore softened, swollen or badly deteriorated siding. Repeated peeling, cracking or moisture problems are reasons to look at the condition of the siding and wall before choosing the next step.
Yes. The current James Hardie options include lap, panel and shingle-style profiles. We can discuss how the profiles and trim would work together on the exterior.
Replacing the siding surface alone does not identify the source of a leak. The opening, flashing and surrounding wall details need to be considered with the work so the proposed installation addresses the connection.
The condition and proposed change are documented and approved before additional work proceeds.
Wall area, height, access, removal, the siding product, trim, openings and finish choices all affect the scope. The condition of the wall beneath the siding also matters.
Start with the style of the house, existing roof and the trim you plan to keep or replace. Compare the siding profiles, accent areas and finish choices together during the estimate.
Yes, when the project is a substantial partial replacement across multiple elevations, an addition, or another meaningful section of the exterior.
Tell us which parts of the exterior you want to update and what you have noticed about the existing siding.