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re: Siding Question
Posted on 4/5/19 at 10:44 am to bmela12
Posted on 4/5/19 at 10:44 am to bmela12
changing the siding to hardie from wood should not require changing soffit or fascia. i'm in the process of changing the entire house from wood lap siding to hardie. i would consider wood, but i can't find it in baton rouge. i probably couldn't spring for the $$$$ if i could find it.
hardie vc. wood is like cd vs. vinyl records. all in all, hardie is a great product, but it lacks the warmth of wood.
hardie vc. wood is like cd vs. vinyl records. all in all, hardie is a great product, but it lacks the warmth of wood.
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Posted on 4/5/19 at 12:55 pm to piratedude
Thanks for all of the input. I was overly concerned with biting off more than I wanted to having to change out the soffit and fascia boards. Hardie is a good choice and if I understand what you're saying (about the ability to leave wood soffit and fascia), that may be the optimal route.
With that said, I like being able to run a pressure washer over a wall to give it a good cleaning. How does Hardie stand up to that?
With that said, I like being able to run a pressure washer over a wall to give it a good cleaning. How does Hardie stand up to that?
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