James Hardie products · Springfield, PA

James Hardie Siding Installation in Delaware County, PA

Hardie board is the name most people use for fiber cement. We install James Hardie products along with other fiber cement and vinyl, and we help you pick the style that suits the house.

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Hardie Plank lap siding
Hardie Shingle siding
Hardie Panel vertical siding

Do you install James Hardie siding in Springfield, PA?

Yes. We install James Hardie products on houses in Springfield, PA 19064, including Hardie Plank lap siding, Hardie Shingle siding, Hardie Panel vertical siding and Hardie trim. We measure the house, help you choose style and finish, and price the job in writing after a free visit. We install other fiber cement brands too.

We make no claims beyond that: this site does not describe any manufacturer program status or manufacturer coverage. Ask us anything about the product at the estimate.

Older house painted turquoise with white trim — Stock photo for illustration.

What is the difference between Hardie Plank, Hardie Shingle and Hardie Panel?

They are three shapes of the same fiber cement. Hardie Plank is horizontal lap siding, the classic clapboard look. Hardie Shingle comes in straight-edge or staggered-edge panels that look like cedar shingles. Hardie Panel is vertical siding in smooth, cedarmill, stucco and grooved textures, usually paired with battens for a board and batten look.

Product names and textures are from the James Hardie product catalog, linked below.

Older house with shingle siding on its gables — Stock photo for illustration.

Which Hardie style suits which wall

Product	Look	Good fit in Springfield, PA
Hardie Plank lap siding	Horizontal clapboard, smooth or wood grain	Full walls and second floors over stone fronts
Hardie Shingle siding	Cedar-shingle panels, straight or staggered edge	Cape Cod gables, dormers
Hardie Panel vertical siding	Flat vertical sheets, often with battens	Gable ends, rear additions, modern accents
Hardie trim boards	Painted trim	Corners, window and door surrounds, fascia

How do I choose a James Hardie siding contractor?

Ask for an itemized written estimate, the exact product and finish being quoted, how cut dust will be controlled, how the wall wrap and window flashing will be handled, and whether the job needs a township permit. Compare what each quote includes, not just the total. Ask the installer to show you the manufacturer's installation instructions they follow.

Our estimates list all of those items. Published price ranges are on the James Hardie siding cost page.

Hand marking a wall with a pencil beside a measuring tape — Stock photo for illustration.

James Hardie questions

Is Hardie board the same as fiber cement?

Hardie board is the common name for James Hardie's fiber cement siding. Fiber cement is the material; several companies make it. The installation basics are similar across brands.

Can James Hardie siding come pre-painted?

Yes. James Hardie sells factory-finished boards under its ColorPlus name as well as primed boards for painting on site. Factory-finished boards cost more up front and hold color longer.

Sources

James Hardie, Hardie Plank lap siding product catalog accessed Nov 2, 2026
James Hardie, Hardie Shingle siding product catalog accessed Nov 2, 2026
Fixr, fiber cement siding installation cost: primed vs. finished boards (updated Jan 22, 2026) accessed Nov 2, 2026

Last checked 2026-11-02.

Get a James Hardie siding estimate

Give us the street address in Springfield, PA, what is on the walls now and what you would like done. Photos help; say you have some and we will send an address for them. We work in Springfield, PA 19064 and four nearby Delaware County ZIP codes; elsewhere in the county, send it anyway and ask.

Estimate requests come in through the website form and get a written reply Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. We keep it in writing; there is no phone line.