
Lap Siding
James Hardie HardiePlank — the classic horizontal board, in smooth or cedar-mill texture and the full ColorPlus palette.
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Siding
Fiber cement in lap, board-and-batten and shingle profiles, and Norandex vinyl where the budget or the elevation calls for it — wrapped, flashed and warranted the way the manufacturer specifies.
Why it fails
By the time most homeowners call, the siding has been failing for a while — cupping boards, peeling paint, water finding its way behind the cladding. We install James Hardie fiber cement in lap, board-and-batten and shingle profiles, and Norandex vinyl where the budget or the elevation calls for it.
Three Stone is a James Hardie Select Contractor. That is not cosmetic: improper installation is the fastest way to void a fiber cement warranty, and Select status is what lets us register the 30-year product warranty and the 15-year ColorPlus finish warranty on your home. If the roof is due as well, doing both in one project keeps the flashing details in one crew's hands — see residential roofing.
Profiles
The profile sets the character of the elevation; the installation standard is the same for all three.

James Hardie HardiePlank — the classic horizontal board, in smooth or cedar-mill texture and the full ColorPlus palette.
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SidingHardiePanel with HardieTrim battens for the vertical farmhouse and modern profiles — crisp lines that stay crisp.
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SidingA lower-cost, low-maintenance option in insulated and standard panels, installed with the same flashing and housewrap standard.
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Answers
Materials, lifespan, cost and the Tennessee weather.
James Hardie fiber cement in lap, board-and-batten, and shingle profiles, plus Norandex vinyl and engineered wood. We are a James Hardie Select contractor, which is what allows the full ColorPlus finish warranty to be registered on your home.
James Hardie fiber cement is warranted 30 years and routinely outlasts it. Quality vinyl runs 20–40 years depending on exposure, and engineered wood sits between the two. Fiber cement holds up better to Tennessee humidity and hail than vinyl, which is why most of our replacements use it.
The drivers are square footage, how many stories, the profile, and whether the existing siding comes off or is covered. Vinyl is the least expensive; James Hardie fiber cement costs more up front and lasts substantially longer. Rotten sheathing or trim found during tear-off is quoted separately rather than buried in the number — estimates are free and itemized.
Fiber cement, for most homes here. It does not soften in summer heat, resists hail far better than vinyl, and is not a food source for the moisture and insects that come with Middle Tennessee humidity. Vinyl remains a sound budget choice on sheltered elevations.
If the substrate is sound, yes — and we do both, so we have no reason to push you either way. Paint is the cheaper answer for tired color. Replacement is the right answer once boards are cupping, splitting, or holding moisture, because paint over a failing substrate fails with it.
Most homes take three to seven working days depending on size, stories, and how much rotten sheathing turns up behind the old cladding. We wrap and flash as we go, so the house is never left open overnight.
Yes, and it is usually cheaper and cleaner to do both together — one mobilization, one dumpster, one set of flashings detailed correctly where the roof meets the wall. It also avoids paying twice to protect the same landscaping.
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Roofing, siding, painting, or concrete coatings — start here.