James Hardie Siding in Medway, MA

  • LocationMedway, MA
  • CompletedApril 2024
  • ServiceSiding
  • ProductsJames Hardie
  • FinishCobble Stoneclosest match
  • Photos38

A siding project our team completed in Medway, MA - April 2024. Warm almond-beige fiber cement lap siding runs across the main gable and garage wing, with white casings, corner boards and gutters, and a close-up shows fresh trim around a four-lite bay window.

The mid-job photo tells the story: the upper gable stands stripped to a printed weather barrier while the walls below already carry finished lap siding, with a dumpster parked on the driveway and a bulkhead door open at grade. The finished elevations show the gable end closed in with white casings and a security light at the peak, and a second view down the long side where a bow window sits under a metal-clad hood, brick facing wraps the entry, and a brick walk curves back toward a shed. A tight close-up shows the sill, apron and woodgrain texture of the new boards.

Old siding came off completely and a branded weather barrier went on over the sheathing before any boards were hung, which the mid-job photo shows plainly. Trim was replaced at the same time, with new sills and aprons under the windows and fresh casings around the bow window. Existing brick veneer at the entry was left in place and the siding was cut to it. Staging poles at the gable ends carried the crew for the upper courses.

Details visible in the photos include attached garage gable, gable-end vent, bay window with shed roof. Materials on the elevation: fiber cement lap siding, white PVC trim, white gutters and downspouts, asphalt shingle roof.

Materials on this job: James Hardie. The finish shown is Cobble Stone (closest manufacturer match). Pricing was agreed in writing before the crew started, and the number at the end matched it. The work carries a written workmanship warranty alongside the manufacturer's material warranty.

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What's in this project

  • Old siding stripped and a full weather barrier installed over sheathing
  • New sills, aprons and casings at every window
  • Existing brick entry facing kept and cut to
  • Staging poles set at the gable ends for the upper courses

Project photos