James Hardie Siding in Sturbridge, MA

  • LocationSturbridge, MA
  • CompletedJanuary 2022
  • ServiceSiding
  • ProductsJames Hardie, Harvey
  • FinishTimber Barkclosest match
  • Photos15

This siding project in Sturbridge, MA was finished in January 2022. One photo shows crews installing dark taupe-brown lap siding with bright white casings around a wide picture window, and the other looks across the home's existing gray painted deck and railing.

These frames zoom in on details instead of the whole house. One shows a crew member holding a tape across a dryer or exhaust vent stub coming through the new dark siding onto a composite deck, with the vent taped off and black pipe fittings staged beside it. Another is an interior shot at a white double-hung window with the sash tilted and a jamb liner exposed. The third looks under an elevated deck at steel support posts, framing, and a downspout draining onto a splash block over bare graded soil.

Work visible here covers penetrations and finish details rather than field siding: cutting and trimming the wall for a vent stub, running white starter and skirt trim above the deck boards, and fitting siding down to the deck surface. The window shot shows an interior sash and jamb detail, and the underside view documents the deck's post-and-beam framing plus a redirected downspout and splash block.

Details visible in the photos include single-story ranch profile, wide picture window, brick chimney. Materials on the elevation: fiber cement lap siding, white PVC trim, white picture window casing, asphalt shingle roof.

Products used: James Hardie, Harvey. The finish shown is Timber Bark (closest manufacturer match). Progress photos went to the homeowner as the job moved along. Permits, inspections and dumpster logistics were handled by us.

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What's in this project

  • Vent penetration measured and taped before final trim-out
  • White skirt and starter trim run above the deck boards
  • Composite deck surface protected during siding work
  • Elevated deck carried on steel posts over a wood beam
  • Downspout discharges to a splash block on regraded soil

Project photos