Dresher, PA
James Hardie Siding in Dresher, PA
Project #009
Are you ready to update your curb appeal?
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PROJECT SPECS:
Location: Dresher, PA 19025
Size: 4 bed / 3 bath – 2,300 sf
Planning: 2-3 weeks
Construction: 4-5 days
Structure: A-frame, split-level
Siding: James Hardie Lap and B&B
Color: Artic White
Trim: White PVC
Front Door: ProVia – Signet line
Color: English Chestnut
FULL DESIGN & BUILD
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James Hardie Plank Siding
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James Hardie Batten Siding
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Rake & Fascia Capping
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Front Entry Door Replaced
BACKSTORY
Sometimes the best design starts with hiding what doesn’t work. This homeowner’s front facade had dated brick that made it nearly impossible to achieve the modern look they were after. The old vinyl siding wasn’t doing them any favors either — so they brought us in to completely rethink the front of the home.
As an experienced Hardie Siding Installer, we removed the old vinyl, prepped the brick to be covered, and wrapped the facade in James Hardie Siding — durable fiber cement built to last. We used a split design, pairing board & batten with horizontal lap siding, to add depth and a sense of thoughtful, sophisticated design. The dated, poorly functioning front door was replaced with a ProVia Signet entry door in English Chestnut, and swapped the garage doors to match — tying the whole look together for vibrant new curb appeal.
A front that finally lives up to the home behind it. 🏡
Thinking about a siding upgrade? Reach out — let’s design curb appeal you’ll be proud to come home to.
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Have Questions?
Check out these common FAQs to help you understand your roofing needs.
How long does vinyl siding last?
Vinyl siding is known for its durability and can last 20–40 years or more with proper maintenance. Its lifespan depends on factors such as climate, quality of installation, and the material’s grade. High-quality siding from trusted brands like CertainTeed or Mastic often lasts longer and maintains its appearance with minimal upkeep.
Do siding contractors need a license or certification?
Yes, siding contractors typically need to be licensed and insured to perform work legally in most states, including Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Additionally, certifications from manufacturers like Mastic or CertainTeed demonstrate expertise in handling their products, ensuring you get the best results.
How long does it take to replace siding?
The time to replace siding depends on the size of your home and the complexity of the project. On average, replacing siding takes 3–8 days, including preparation, removal, and installation. Factors such as weather, material availability, and additional repairs may influence the timeline.
Can I repair the siding myself?
While DIY siding repairs or replacements might seem cost-effective, they can be challenging without the right tools, safety equipment and experience. Poor installation can lead to water damage, energy inefficiency, and reduced curb appeal. It’s often best to hire a professional contractor for long-lasting results.
Can I finance my siding install?
Yes, siding financing options are widely available. Dexteriors Roofing & Siding has a relationship with HFS Home Loans offer financing plans to help homeowners spread out the cost. Other options include home improvement loans, credit cards, or using a home equity line of credit (HELOC). We’ll guide you through financing your roofing project making it affordable and stress-free.
Should I choose Mastic or CertainTeed siding?
Both Mastic and CertainTeed offer high-quality vinyl siding with excellent durability, energy efficiency, and style options.
- Mastic: Known for its sustainability, impact resistance, and a wide range of colors. Holds less market share than CertainTeed in our marketplace.
- CertainTeed: Offers premium designs, including wood-like finishes, and extensive warranties.
The right choice depends on your budget, design preferences, and local climate. Consulting with a professional can help determine the best fit for your home.