James Hardie Blog

If you’re thinking about starting your exterior renovation, these resources can help you along (almost) every step of the way.

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Replacing your siding gives you the opportunity for a splashy makeover. Not only will your home look fantastic when the project is done, but new fiber cement siding also provides a high return on investment. Use these five incredible transformations to inspire your project.

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A couple purchased their Colonial-style home just a few years ago, but the siding was stuck in the 1980s. It was time to replace the aluminum siding.

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With a little thoughtful consideration, you can create an exterior color palette that suits your personal tastes as well as your home’s architectural style. Use these five expertly curated color schemes to get your creativity flowing.

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The most popular colors for houses in North America are overwhelmingly timeless and elegant neutrals such as white, warm and dark grays, and versatile browns and beiges.

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Colonial style homes have influences as diverse as America’s first settlers. These houses have common attributes that are still popular today, even as homeowners add creative touches to the traditional style.

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The Craftsman home has been delivering head-turning designs since the late 19th century. This traditional style has maintained popularity in part because of the flexibility it provides, lending itself to design choices that make each home unique.

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This exterior home remodel delivers a tasteful visual palette by limiting the use of materials on the front of the home, while strategically mixing materials elsewhere. Learn more about the design decisions.

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Before Phil Merrill went to work on the exterior of a 1940s home in Dover, New Hampshire, the paint was peeling and the worn cedar siding was dotted with rot issues. Here's how he fixed the house.

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After the long 90 days of winter have passed, we land on it, the first day of spring. The time is finally here—time to thaw, time to smell the moist dirt, time to feel the warm sunbeams, time to see the flower bulbs poke up from ground.

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