Factory painted ColorPlus
ColorPlus siding arrives with James Hardie's factory painted finish.
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James Hardie Siding, Trim and Soffit.
James Hardie siding, trim and are made to work together. We are a James Hardie Alliance Elite contractor.
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James Hardie siding, also called Hardie board siding.
James Hardie makes , trim and soffit. Its siding is made for freezing winters and seasonal moisture. The trim frames windows, doors and corners. The soffit finishes the underside of your roof overhang.
The siding and the parts behind it work together to keep your walls dry. Future Remodeling installs a water barrier behind the siding. directs water away where walls meet windows, doors and the roof.
James Hardie product lines
Hardie® Plank lap siding
Horizontal fiber cement lap plank for a traditional siding look.
Aged Pewter
Arctic White
Boothbay Blue
Countrylane Red
Monterey Taupe
Cobble Stone
Deep Ocean
Evening Blue
Gray Slate
Iron Gray
Khaki Brown
Light Mist
Midnight Black
Mountain Sage
Navajo Beige
Night Gray
Pearl Gray
Rich Espresso
Timber Bark
Hardie® Shingle siding
Fiber cement shingle (shake) panels with the look of cedar.
Aged Pewter
Arctic White
Boothbay Blue
Countrylane Red
Monterey Taupe
Cobble Stone
Deep Ocean
Evening Blue
Gray Slate
Iron Gray
Khaki Brown
Light Mist
Midnight Black
Mountain Sage
Navajo Beige
Night Gray
Pearl Gray
Rich Espresso
Timber Bark
Hardie® Panel vertical siding
Fiber cement panels for (vertical panel) siding.
Aged Pewter
Arctic White
Boothbay Blue
Countrylane Red
Monterey Taupe
Cobble Stone
Deep Ocean
Evening Blue
Gray Slate
Iron Gray
Khaki Brown
Light Mist
Midnight Black
Mountain Sage
Navajo Beige
Night Gray
Pearl Gray
Rich Espresso
Timber Bark
Hardie® Trim boards
Fiber cement trim around windows, doors and corners.
Hardie® Soffit panels
Fiber cement panels for the underside of roof overhangs.
Hardie® Artisan® Siding
Extra thick siding boards with deep shadow lines, primed for painting after installation.
Fiber cement benefits
James Hardie fiber cement
| Attribute | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| Pest resistance | Warranty covers termite damage |
| Fire resistance | Noncombustible siding per ASTM E136 |
| Weather and moisture resistance | Handles freeze-thaw and seasonal moisture |
| Maintenance | Cleaning and eventual repainting |
| Finish (ColorPlus) | Factory applied painted finish |
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Factory painted or painted after installation.
Your project consultant brings samples to your consultation. We help you choose the siding and finish together. At the consultation, we build a 3D model of your house with the new siding so you can see how your home will look.
Painted after installation
Hardie® Artisan® Siding and primed products are painted after installation.
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What goes on your walls, layer by layer.
Fiber cement siding is one part of a system. These are the James Hardie parts and accessories Future Remodeling installs.
Weather barrier
HardieWrap goes over the wall sheathing first, before any siding. It keeps water out of the wall while letting moisture from inside the house dry out, and every seam is taped shut.
What we use
The housewrap behind every board.
Seals the seams of the wrap.
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Flashing
Windows, doors and the spots where a roof meets a wall are where water gets in. Flashing tape seals around each opening, and kick-out flashing turns roof water away from the siding.
What we use
- Flashing tape
Peel and stick, around windows and doors.
Where a roof edge ends against a wall.
Flashing laps over it so water runs out, not in.
Siding
The boards you see go up one course at a time. Our crews set each course with a Gecko Gauge, so the reveal stays even from one end of the wall to the other.
What we use
- Hardie® Plank lap siding
- Hardie® Shingle siding
- Hardie® Panel vertical siding
Keeps every course straight and evenly spaced.
Trim and batten
Trim and battens finish the corners, frame the windows and doors, and cover panel seams. They are what make the siding look finished.
What we use
- Hardie® Trim boards
Corners, windows and doors.
- Hardie® Trim battens
Over panel seams for a board and batten look.
Factory baked color on siding and trim.
Soffit
Soffit panels close in the underside of the roof overhang. Vented panels let air into the attic.
What we use
- Hardie® Soffit panels
Solid or vented.
Fasteners
What holds it all up matters. Siding goes on with corrosion resistant nails placed where James Hardie's installation instructions require, and trim can be fastened from behind so its face stays clean.
What we use
Rust resistant siding nails.
- Stainless steel ring shank nails
For homes near the water.
Concealed fastening for trim.
Caulk, edges and touch-up
Caulk and touch-up are two different jobs. Caulk seals joints and openings against water. Touch-up paint hides small nicks and nail heads on the finished face. Cut edges get their own treatment.
What we use
Sealed at joints and openings.
On every field-cut edge.
For nicks and nail heads, used sparingly.
Image 1 / 3: Color matched caulk
Weather barrier
HardieWrap goes over the wall sheathing first, before any siding. It keeps water out of the wall while letting moisture from inside the house dry out, and every seam is taped shut.
What we use
The housewrap behind every board.
Seals the seams of the wrap.
Image 1 / 2
Flashing
Windows, doors and the spots where a roof meets a wall are where water gets in. Flashing tape seals around each opening, and kick-out flashing turns roof water away from the siding.
What we use
- Flashing tape
Peel and stick, around windows and doors.
Where a roof edge ends against a wall.
Flashing laps over it so water runs out, not in.
Siding
The boards you see go up one course at a time. Our crews set each course with a Gecko Gauge, so the reveal stays even from one end of the wall to the other.
What we use
- Hardie® Plank lap siding
- Hardie® Shingle siding
- Hardie® Panel vertical siding
Keeps every course straight and evenly spaced.
Trim and batten
Trim and battens finish the corners, frame the windows and doors, and cover panel seams. They are what make the siding look finished.
What we use
- Hardie® Trim boards
Corners, windows and doors.
- Hardie® Trim battens
Over panel seams for a board and batten look.
Factory baked color on siding and trim.
Soffit
Soffit panels close in the underside of the roof overhang. Vented panels let air into the attic.
What we use
- Hardie® Soffit panels
Solid or vented.
Fasteners
What holds it all up matters. Siding goes on with corrosion resistant nails placed where James Hardie's installation instructions require, and trim can be fastened from behind so its face stays clean.
What we use
Rust resistant siding nails.
- Stainless steel ring shank nails
For homes near the water.
Concealed fastening for trim.
Caulk, edges and touch-up
Caulk and touch-up are two different jobs. Caulk seals joints and openings against water. Touch-up paint hides small nicks and nail heads on the finished face. Cut edges get their own treatment.
What we use
Sealed at joints and openings.
On every field-cut edge.
For nicks and nail heads, used sparingly.
Image 1 / 3: Color matched caulk
Warranty
James Hardie warranty at a glance.
01
Siding, trim and soffit
James Hardie provides a 30 year limited product warranty against manufacturing defects. It covers lap plank, shingle (shake), board and batten (vertical panel), trim and soffit. It excludes labor and accessory materials.
02
ColorPlus factory finish
The separate 15 year ColorPlus finish warranty covers peeling, cracking and chipping. The amount payable decreases after the first year. It does not cover fading from normal weathering.
03
Limited lifetime workmanship warranty
A lifetime limited workmanship warranty is available as an optional upgrade on qualifying full replacements. Your project consultant can walk you through it.
Certifications
James Hardie Alliance Elite contractor.
Elite is the highest level in the James Hardie Alliance contractor program. You can check our status in the manufacturer's contractor directory. Alliance contractors are independent businesses. James Hardie covers its products under its warranties. It does not cover our installation.
Financing
Financing for your siding project.
Most homeowners choose to finance their project. Ask your project consultant about financing at your consultation.
Recent Projects
Roofs, siding, windows and skylights we installed for homeowners in New Jersey.
Reviews and testimonials
What Homeowners Say About Us
Victor Vicencio
“We had our suding replaced by them. From start to finish, they took care of everything, no hassle, problem free. More than satisfied with the outcome”
Mary
Roofing | Northvale, NJ
Jason Lazan
“We had our siding redone by Future Remodeling and it came out great! Tanner and Devin from Future Remodeling were great to work with. We received regular updates throughout the whole project, from start to finish. We selected Cilantro Leaf from the James Hardie Dream Collection.”
Cort
Siding | Mahwah, NJ
Matthew Savino
“The owner Esteban reached out to me and pulled up to the property at a moments notice and got me a quote by the end of the day. I appreciate his professionalism. Thank you.”
Christopher
Roofing, Gutters | Bergenfield, NJ
Danielle D.
“We needed our windows replaced and start to finish, Future Remodeling was a pleasure deal with. Explained all options well and gave a realistic timeline. Darryl really made this remodel painless.”
Broadus
Roofing, Solar | Cedar Knolls, NJ
XJ Ma
“This company did a Fantastic job replacing replaced our roof. They were thorough and went above and beyond on things that we requested. Darryl our Project Manger was a pleasure to work with. We highly recommend this company for your exterior renovations!”
Gene
Roofing, Solar | Saddle Brook, NJ
Beverley Solomon
“The transformation Future Remodeling did to my home is beautiful. Darryl and his team helped my vision come true. Thry were patient and thorough through out the whole process. I couldn't be any happier despite all the bumps that came along with such a remodel. Highly recommend this company.”
Jim
Roofing, Siding | Bayonne, NJ
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Questions and answers
James Hardie siding questions homeowners ask.
Still have a question? Call (201) 379-9928 or send us a message.
Is Hardie board the same as James Hardie siding?
Yes. Hardie board is the common name for James Hardie fiber cement siding. Fiber cement is the material; James Hardie is the manufacturer.
What is James Hardie siding made of?
James Hardie siding is made of cement, sand and cellulose fiber. This material is called fiber cement. It stands up to the weather, holds paint well and will not add fuel to a fire.
Is James Hardie siding good for cold climates?
Yes. James Hardie makes siding for different climates. The products we install are made for freezing winters and seasonal moisture. The wall still needs the right water barrier and flashing.
Does James Hardie siding come painted?
It can. ColorPlus siding arrives factory painted. Hardie® Artisan® Siding and primed products are painted after installation. Your estimate names the finish you choose.
What colors does James Hardie siding come in?
Color and finish choices depend on the product line. Explore Hardie® Plank lap siding, Hardie® Shingle siding and Hardie® Panel vertical siding for finish options. We confirm availability at your consultation.
Can James Hardie siding look like wood?
Yes. James Hardie makes fiber cement siding with the look of wood. Lap plank gives you horizontal boards. Shingle (shake) gives you the look of cedar shakes.
Does James Hardie's warranty cover siding installation?
No. James Hardie's product warranties do not cover our installation. Ask your siding contractor about a separate workmanship warranty.
Our Service Area
CondensedFuture Remodeling provides James Hardie fiber cement siding, trim and soffit installation and replacement services in the entire state of New Jersey and Westchester County, NY.
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