There are many reasons why our customers invest in new siding, windows, and paint, however, the end result never ceases to amaze us. Our clients end up with an amazing fresh new look and an overall increase in the value of their homes.

This recently completed re-side project is a great example of an amazing transformation. This project included a full reside with James Hardie siding, new Simonton windows, and 2 coats of 100% acrylic latex Sherwin Williams SuperPaint.

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Siding Pros Of Idaho Is Idaho’s “James Hardie Elite Preferred Remodeler”. Why does that matter?

The James Hardie brand prides itself on the high-quality and superiority it has over competitor products. Its fiber cement siding has raised the bar for the entire market and forever changed the game in home improvement. However, the brand understands that even the best products fail when knowledgeable and trained professionals install these.

James Hardie understands that for their products to perform optimally, they have to be installed according to their specific installation best practices. This is why James Hardie recommends only the best siding contractors to install their products. The preferred remodeler program promotes siding contractors that are equipped to provide the best services when it comes to installing the James Hardie fiber cement siding products. The contractors with the ELITE PREFERRED designation, have earned the best customer satisfaction results, and have the most knowledge and expertise with James Hardie siding installations. Siding contractors are required to have a proven track record that shows satisfied customers, quality results, and demonstrates high standards when conducting services in order to receive the James Hardie preferred status.

There are specific requirements that need to be met for siding contractors to be chosen as James Hardie preferred remodelers. i

Maintain a satisfactory credit report.
Implement a sales approach that’s professional.
Successfully pass all background checks that are conducted.
Comply with the measures set in the James Hardie’s Best Practices Guide.
Have workman’s compensation insurance.
Maintain liability insurance that equivalent to at least $1,000,000 for each occurrence.
Be fully-bonded and professionally licensed.
Be in possession of a satisfactory BBB record or any other accredited agencies.
Pass random audits on recently completed projects to verify all best practices have been followed.
Achieve and maintain positive survey results conducted by an independent 3rd party survey company (GuildQuality)