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Fiber Cement Siding
The longest-lasting cladding we install: rot-proof, termite-proof, and built to take everything a Florida storm season delivers.
Built for Florida, priced for the long run
Fiber cement is a blend of cement, sand and cellulose fiber. It does not rot, insects will not eat it, and it holds factory paint for 15 years or more. On a home you plan to keep, it is the material that costs more once instead of costing more three times.
It is also the heaviest siding on the market, which makes installation the deciding factor. Boards must be cut with the right blade and dust control, blind-nailed at the correct spacing, and joined with proper flashing behind every seam. We install it the way the manufacturer specifies, not the way that goes fastest.
Design-wise, fiber cement gives you the crispest shadow lines available — lap, shingle, board and batten, and smooth modern panel — in colors that stay true under direct sun.
- Lap, shingle, panel and board & batten profiles
- Rot, termite and impact resistant
- Non-combustible material
- Factory finish or field paint options
- Manufacturer-spec fastening and flashing
- 40–50 year realistic service life
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Questions Homeowners Ask
Siding FAQ
Is fiber cement worth the extra cost?
If you are staying in the home long term, generally yes. It typically runs $12 to $19 per square foot installed but lasts 40 to 50 years and holds paint far longer than wood or engineered board.
Does it need painting?
Factory-finished board arrives painted and usually goes 15+ years before a refresh. Primed board is painted on site after install.
How does it perform in a hurricane?
It is heavier and more impact resistant than vinyl, which helps against wind-driven debris. Correct fastening to the required wind load is still what determines the outcome.
Can you mix fiber cement with other materials?
Absolutely — a very common Orlando look is fiber cement lap on the main walls with shake or board & batten accents on gables and entry features.
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