Multiple profiles, a wide range of factory colors, and a finish made for Central Oregon's climate. We help you design the look and install it to James Hardie's published spec.
Fiber cement is non-combustible. It won't ignite and it doesn't add fuel to a fire. In wildfire country, the siding is a big part of how a house holds up to embers and radiant heat.
Illustration, not a fire test or a Timber Peak job. Keep scrolling.Central Oregon swings from below zero to 90-plus degrees, with intense UV at elevation. Hardie's HZ5 products are made for climates with freezing temperatures, big seasonal temperature swings, and snow and ice. Fiber cement doesn't swell, cup or rot when it gets wet.
There's no wood fiber in the board for termites or carpenter ants to eat, and it stands up to the woodpeckers that tear into cedar and wood siding.
Whether you're after a modern farmhouse look, a clean contemporary finish or a classic lap, we walk you through the options with real examples and help you pick what fits your home and your budget.
The most popular profile. Horizontal planks that overlap to cast a clean shadow line across the wall. Wider planks read more modern, narrower more traditional.
Vertical panels with narrow battens over the seams. Strong vertical lines that make a home look taller and more contemporary. A top choice for modern farmhouse and new construction around Bend.
The look of cedar shingles without the upkeep. Staggered rows that add texture and character, especially on gable ends and accent walls.
ColorPlus finish is applied in the factory: multiple coats, baked on and made to resist UV. It holds its color far longer than field-painted wood siding, without the peeling or the repaint every few years.
Screen colors are approximate. We bring samples to your home so you see the color in your own light, against your trim, before you decide.
Improper flashing, wrong fastener spacing, skipped caulking at transitions. Those are the mistakes that void warranties and cause moisture damage years after a crew has moved on. We follow James Hardie's installation instructions on every job, and you get the owner on site.
"Very quality work and timely. Kept me updated as to project progress and the schedule of work being completed. Will definitely recommend and use them again in the future."
We look at your existing siding and talk through profiles and colors, with samples in hand.
Design, materials, scope and schedule in writing, with options side by side.
Careful removal, water barrier and flashing, then Hardie installed to spec. Clean site every day.
We go over every detail with you before we call it done.
Yes. James Hardie fiber cement siding is non-combustible. It won't ignite and it doesn't add fuel to a fire, which matters for homes in Central Oregon's wildfire country.
Yes. James Hardie makes HZ5 products for climates with freezing temperatures, big seasonal temperature swings, and snow and ice, like Bend, Redmond and Sunriver. Fiber cement doesn't swell, cup or rot when it gets wet.
No. ColorPlus boards come prefinished from the factory, so painting is not required. Primed boards are also available for a custom paint color.
Fiber cement has no wood fiber for termites or carpenter ants to eat, and it stands up to the woodpeckers that damage cedar and wood siding.
Yes. We follow James Hardie's published installation instructions on every job, including flashing, fastening, clearances and joint details. Those are the details that keep the warranty in force.
Bend, Redmond, Sunriver, La Pine, Sisters, Crescent Lake and the rest of Deschutes County.
Request a free on-site estimate with the form on this page or call or text 541-639-8595. Isaac Walker, the owner, comes out, looks at the house and brings samples.
We come to you, bring samples, walk through the options and give you a clear proposal. The estimate is free.
