James Hardie Siding Contractor in Vancouver, WA - Hardie, LP, Vinyl, Cedar

Free written estimate per project. Pricing varies with home size, prep work, trim allowances, sheathing repair needs, and color choice (pre-finished ColorPlus vs. primed). Contact us for a quote on your specific project.

Yes - siding repair is a core service. We spot-replace rotted Hardie, LP, vinyl, and cedar boards, rebuild rotted corner boards and trim, fix water damage behind downspouts and around windows, and color-match where we can. Many Vancouver homes don't need a full re-side - a targeted siding repair solves the problem for far less.

We're a family-owned siding company that does whole-envelope work - trim, corner boards, soffit, and fascia included - not just the field siding most siding companies install. We're certified James Hardie installers, we handle both new siding and siding repair, and the same crew also does your roof and gutters so the details tie together correctly.

Yes. Quality Master is a James Hardie certified installer, which means we follow Hardie's blind-nailing patterns, gap requirements, and flashing details to maintain the manufacturer's full 30-year warranty on both materials and workmanship. Cut shortcuts on a Hardie install and you can void the warranty - we don't.

James Hardie carries a 30-year limited transferable warranty on the substrate. In practice, properly installed Hardie holds up well for 30+ years in PNW climate - the paint typically needs touch-up every 15+ years, but the boards themselves don't rot, warp, or fail.

Most of the time, yes. We carry common Hardie, LP, and vinyl profiles and color-match where we can. For weathered cedar, partial replacement plus refinishing is often the right answer.

Yes - we do whole-envelope work, not just the field siding. Trim, corners, soffit, fascia, and flashing all get inspected and replaced where needed. We typically use HardieTrim for matching 30-year durability.

Yes. Free post-storm inspection, photo and drone documentation, and direct work with your insurance adjuster on covered claims (hail, wind, tree impact, vehicle impact).

1–3 weeks for most full-house wraps. Day 1–2: tear-off and wall wrap. Days 3–10: field siding install. Days 10–15: trim, caulk, paint touch-up, and final walk. We coordinate weather windows for the wrap and paint phases.

Most siding projects require a permit in Clark County and the incorporated cities. We pull the permit (City office for Vancouver/Camas/etc., Clark County for unincorporated) and coordinate inspections. Permit fees and timing vary by jurisdiction.

LP SmartSide is engineered wood treated for rot/termite resistance and pre-primed. Hardie is fiber cement (cement + cellulose). LP is lighter, faster to install, and lower cost; Hardie is more durable long-term and more fire-resistant. For Clark County we typically recommend Hardie when budget allows and LP when it doesn't.

Yes, with weather contingencies. Hardie can be installed in cold but not in active rain. We tarp aggressively and schedule around forecasted dry days. Most owners prefer late spring through early fall for siding projects.

Often, yes - especially on pre-1980 homes. Cedar that's been painted multiple times can hide rot at the bottom edges, around windows, and behind downspouts. We don't find every hidden problem during the estimate (it requires removing siding to confirm), but we always include rot-repair allowances in the estimate so there are no surprises.

For pre-finished ColorPlus Hardie we don't need to paint - the factory finish is warranted for 15 years. For primed-only Hardie we coordinate with painters or can refer one. The pre-finished route adds upfront cost but eliminates the paint cycle.

Hardie fiber cement, almost always. Camas hillsides see strong UV exposure on south-facing slopes, occasional gorge-corridor wind, and the Camas housing market expects Hardie for resale. We've installed a lot of Hardie in Prune Hill, Lacamas Heights, and Grass Valley.