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Picking a siding color is one of the few home decisions you’ll see every single day for the next thirty years. It greets you in the driveway every evening and sets the tone for the entire street. So, when you’re investing in James Hardie siding colors, the choice feels a lot weightier than holding up a paint chip — and it should, because fiber cement isn’t something you repaint on a whim. The reassuring part -
You’ve been living with the same vinyl siding for fifteen or twenty years, and it’s starting to show. Maybe it’s faded to a chalky, washed-out version of its original color. Maybe a few panels warped during last summer’s heat waves or cracked after a hard nor’easter. You know it’s time to replace it — the only question is whether to put vinyl back up or finally make the move to James Hardie fiber cement siding. -
After three nor’easters in a single winter and a record-hot August that made vinyl panels visibly buckle, you have probably looked at your siding and wondered how much more abuse it can take. Long Island sits in one of the most demanding climates in the country for exterior cladding, and most siding products simply were not engineered for it. Salt air corrodes fasteners, summer humidity rots wood from the inside, freeze-thaw cracks composites, and a -
After a Long Island winter, your home has been through a lot. Nor’easters, freeze-thaw cycles, salt-laden coastal winds off the Sound, and weeks of ice melt sitting in your gutters all leave a mark. The first warm Saturday in April is the right time to walk your property with fresh eyes, before small issues turn into expensive repairs by midsummer. This spring home maintenance checklist is built specifically for the homes we see across Nassau -
Decisions, decisions! The big decisions you make are very often the most difficult ones, and if you’re undertaking a home improvement project, you know there’s a lot on the line. That’s particularly true if you’re installing new windows. Windows can enhance your property value and the curb appeal of your home. Good Guys Contracting knows that if you’re changing the style of your window, it can have an impact on both the interior and exterior
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At Good Guys Contracting, we’ve been telling you about James Hardie siding for a long time. We believe in this fiber cement siding product, and that’s why we’re a James Hardie siding preferred contractor. There are many reasons why Hardie siding makes sense for your home. From curb appeal to durability, Good Guys Contracting can help you beautify and protect your home. We’ve often told you about the benefits of fiber-cement siding, but Good Guys
