Different Types & Styles Of James Hardie Siding
James Hardie siding combines style with durability. No matter the look you choose, each product resists fire, pests, moisture, and harsh weather. Many homeowners search for Hardiplank siding styles because of their timeless, wood-like appearance. They’re ideal for both modern and traditional homes.
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Hardie Siding Styles & Board Types for Nebraska Homes
Explore Hardie siding styles built to suit any home. From modern to traditional, each type blends beauty and long-term performance. With the addition of HardieTrim® Boards for finishing touches, homeowners can achieve a cohesive and polished look that stands the test of time.
Mix and match Hardie siding styles to create a custom look that reflects your home’s personality while protecting it for decades.
With hundreds of color options, James Hardie makes it easy to match your vision. And in Omaha’s extreme weather, this siding holds up.
- Hardie Siding Styles & Board Types for Nebraska Homes
- Hardie Siding that Accents a Home’s Architecture
- HardiePlank Siding Styles
- Cedarmill
- Smooth
- Beaded Cedarmill
- Beaded Smooth
- Hardie Shingle Siding Options
- Straight Edge Panel
- Staggered Edge Panel
- Individual Shingles
- Half Rounds
- Vertical Hardie Board Styles (HardiePanel)
- Select Cedarmill
- Smooth
- Stucco
- Sierra8
- Trim Options for Hardie Board Siding
- 4/4 Rustic
- 4/4 Smooth
- 5/4 Rustic
- 5/4 Smooth
- Rustic Grain Batten Boards
- Smooth Batten Boards
- Soffit Styles for Hardie Board Projects
- Beaded Porch Panel
- Non-Vented Cedarmill
- Non-Vented Smooth
- Smooth Batten Boards
- Vented Smooth
- Fiber Cement Siding: Designed to Last
- Benefits of James Hardie ColorPlus Technology
- Why Choose Tevelde and Co. for Siding Installation?
- Trusted Fiber Cement Siding Solutions in Greater Omaha
- Want To See The Potential For Your James Hardie Siding Project?
Hardie Siding that Accents a Home’s Architecture
From contemporary and modern to traditional and beyond, your home’s style can be matched with James Hardie options — including popular Hardiplank siding styles. Start designing your home exterior by learning more about other siding types and utilizing the James Hardie visualizer tool.
HardiePlank Siding Styles
Highly popular lap siding available in smooth and wood-grain styles. James Hardie’s “Hardie Plank” style is also known as lap siding. This style of siding runs horizontally on the home.
Cedarmill
Smooth
Beaded Cedarmill
Beaded Smooth
Hardie Shingle Siding Options
Straight and staggered-edge styles that mimic cedar shingles. Popularly used as accents in gables or accent sections on the home’s exterior.
Straight Edge Panel
Staggered Edge Panel
Individual Shingles
Half Rounds
Vertical Hardie Board Styles (HardiePanel)
Vertical siding that offers a dramatic appearance and different types of textures. Panels are used to mimic the wood panels and stucco. Panels are used as the base for board-and-batten and tudor designs.
Select Cedarmill
Smooth
Stucco
Sierra8
Trim Options for Hardie Board Siding
HardieTrim adds clean, finished lines around windows, doors, and corners. It’s the detail that pulls everything together.
4/4 Rustic
4/4 Smooth
5/4 Rustic
5/4 Smooth
Rustic Grain Batten Boards
Smooth Batten Boards
Soffit Styles for Hardie Board Projects
These panels are utilized to cover the underside of roof eaves and exterior porch ceilings, combining aesthetic appeal with essential protection.
Beaded Porch Panel
Non-Vented Cedarmill
Non-Vented Smooth
Smooth Batten Boards
Vented Smooth
Fiber Cement Siding: Designed to Last
James Hardie fiber cement siding is favored by homeowners across the country due to its luxurious nature and ability to endure the tests of time. Fiber cement siding outlasts other types of siding like vinyl, wood siding, and more, all while providing an unmatched look for your home.
Benefits of James Hardie ColorPlus Technology
Tired of fading paint? Hardie’s ColorPlus Technology gives you long-lasting color that resists chipping and cracking — no touch-ups needed. With James Hardie’s ColorPlus® Technology, enjoy vibrant, long-lasting colors that resist fading, chipping, and cracking, ensuring your home stays beautiful for years. Mix and match siding types and styles to create unique architectural expressions that stand out in any neighborhood.
- Looks vibrant
- Doesn’t fade, peel, or flake
- Comes with a 15-year warranty
- Available in beautiful color lines
- Statement Collection™ — based on most popular colors in your area
- Dream Collection™ — over 700 colors to choose from, offering great customization
And James Hardie products can also come pre-primed and ready for painting after installation, if you prefer.
Why Choose Tevelde and Co. for Siding Installation?
Many homeowners throughout Omaha ask us about Hardiplank siding styles when upgrading from outdated vinyl or wood siding. It’s a reliable, attractive option built for Nebraska weather. As a James Hardie Elite Preferred Contractor, we perform our siding installations with precision, timeliness, and neatness — ensuring you get the full benefit of their industry-leading warranty. And you get the peace of mind that comes from loving how your home looks and performs.
Trusted Fiber Cement Siding Solutions in Greater Omaha
At Tevelde and Co., we take great pride in serving our local communities in Eastern Nebraska with robust siding solutions. From fiber cement to other types of James Hardie products, we offer top-rated siding installation and home improvement services. Contact us today for a free consultation!
Choosing the Right Hardie Board for Nebraska Weather
Nebraska homes deal with extreme weather — from summer heat to deep winter freezes. That’s why many Omaha-area homeowners choose Hardie siding. It stands up to temperature swings, hail, and moisture. We often recommend HardiePlank with a cedar texture for historic neighborhoods, and HardiePanel with batten boards for newer homes in Elkhorn, Gretna, or Bellevue.
Want To See The Potential For Your James Hardie Siding Project?
If you’re like most homeowners, you want to see your design and style options up front. Use our Online Design Tool to test your ideas for James Hardie colors and styles and check out the James Hardie projects that earned us the Elite Preferred status.
FAQs About Hardie Siding Styles
What are the most popular Hardie siding styles?
HardiePlank lap siding is the most popular. Many Omaha homeowners also love HardieShingle in gables for extra charm.
What’s the difference between HardiePlank and HardiePanel?
HardiePlank runs horizontally and mimics wood lap siding. HardiePanel is vertical and great for board-and-batten designs.
Does James Hardie siding come in different textures?
Yes! You can choose from smooth, cedar grain, beaded, stucco, and more to match your home’s character.
Article Updated: 4/16/24 | Published: 11/20/19
About The Author: Todd Tevelde
Todd Tevelde wrote this helpful article about the Different Types and Styles of James Hardie Siding to help educate homeowners about their siding options. Todd is an expert in home exterior renovations and the founder of Tevelde and Co. With over 10 years of experience helping homeowners, Tevelde and Co. has become one of the most trusted contractors in the greater Omaha area. For more information contact Tevelde and Co. today!
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