Cement Board Siding

Cement Board Siding is a man-made composite material made form Portand Cement, sand, and natural fibers like cellulose. Also know as Fiber Cement Board, Cement Fiber Siding


Cement Board Profile 01Concrete Board Siding. Resistant to rot, insects, high wind, and harsh weather.
High Winds2Concrete Board Siding is designed for harsh weather areas.

Cement Board or Fiber Cement Siding can have an authentic-looking wood grain that mimics the look of real wood siding and shakes.

It is installed similarly to real wood siding, with long narrow boards nailed onto the house.

It should be professionally installed by contractors. 

Cement Board Siding 07Cement Board Siding.

It resembles real wood siding but offers greater strength and durability. Many manufacturers offer a 50+ year limited transferable warranty due to its robustness.

This siding is resistant to rot, moisture, bugs, warp and harsh weather conditions such as high wind. 


Cement Board Profile02Concrete Board Siding. Shown here in rough-cut cedar texture.

It offers rich textures, from deep wood grains to smooth finishes, providing a realistic and rustic natural look.

Ideal for coastal areas due to its resistance to salt spray and UV rays. Withstands freeze-thaw cycles better than real wood.

House Siding Colors 

House siding colors are an important aspect of any new siding. This type of siding can be painted with any good quality paint in any color. 

This type of siding can come h factory primer, often with option for factory pre-painting with the ability to paint with a custom color.

cement Board Colors06Concrete Board Siding can be painted any color.

It is Non-combustible so it will not ignite. Impervious to termites and other wood boring insects.

Fiber Cement Siding Cost?

Concrete board siding will run in the range from $4 up to $10 +per sq foot. The price will depend on many different factors such as how much prep work the contractor will have to do on your existing house to get it ready. 

  • Repair or Replace water damaged wood, and trim.
  • How many stories are there? It takes much more labor to install on the second and third floors.
  • How many corners are there? Corners take a lot of special work to turn the corner.
  • How many windows and doors?  Windows take a lot of time to frame around each window and door.
  • What time of the year is it?  Contractors may be busy or sitting around waiting for jobs.

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