Before and After

Showcase Projects

White James Hardie lap siding gives this Victorian-style home a fresh look and lets the scalloped gable and red brick chimney stand out.

White James Hardie board and batten siding replaces the gray lap siding, brightening the covered porch and highlighting the natural wood posts.

Before and after on the side of the home, where sage green James Hardie vertical siding replaced weathered panels. White trim brings out the windows and rooflines.

A close-up shows how new James Hardie trim replaced weathered wood around the window while keeping the wood-grain look.

Taupe James Hardie lap siding, crisp white trim, and a new steel door give this side entry a fresh look.

A new gray shingle roof, blue-gray James Hardie lap siding, and white-framed windows give this home a fresh look while keeping its classic charm.

White paint brightens the original brick and brings out the arched entry, while black shutters and lanterns add contrast.

James Hardie lap siding replaces the weathered vertical panels, giving the side wall a wood-grain finish and clean horizontal lines.

New wood-look fiberglass double doors give this entry the warmth of a natural wood finish.
Before on the left, faded green siding with cream trim. After on the right, white James Hardie lap siding and trim frame the red brick chimney and scalloped gable.
Before and after of a covered porch. The left shows weathered horizontal siding and a stained ceiling. The right shows white James Hardie board-and-batten siding, a white paneled ceiling, and natural wood posts.
Before and after of a backyard exterior. Weathered gray vertical siding on the left gives way to sage green James Hardie vertical siding with white trim around the windows and red back door on the right.
Before and after close-up of window trim. The left shows weathered wood trim with cracks and visible fastener holes. The right shows new blue-gray James Hardie trim with a wood-grain texture.
Before and after of a covered side entry. The left shows faded yellow lap siding, and the right shows taupe James Hardie lap siding with white trim around the door.
Top shows the old brown shingle roof, blue-gray siding, and windows with grids. Bottom shows the new gray shingle roof, darker blue-gray James Hardie lap siding, and white-framed windows without grids.
Before and after of a two-story brick home. The left shows reddish-brown brick around the recessed entry. The right shows white brick with dark shutters and an arched window above the front door.
Before and after of a home’s side wall. Weathered vertical siding on the left was replaced with horizontal James Hardie lap siding with a wood-grain texture on the right.
Before and after of a brick entry. Weathered brown double doors with brass handles on the left were replaced with wood-look fiberglass double doors with raised panels and black handles on the right.