Hardie Board Siding Repair in Evans, GA

We recently completed a repair and restoration project for a homeowner in Evans, GA involving deteriorating fiber cement (Hardie) board and rotted wood fascia. From the street, you could already see paint peeling, swollen boards, and cracked trim — this wasn’t just cosmetic damage. The Hardie siding and fascia were visibly deteriorated and needed full replacement.

While Hardie board is marketed as rot-resistant, it can still suffer from long-term water damage, especially when poorly installed or improperly maintained. This property had visible swelling, cracking, and failed caulking along the original Hardie trim, all of which we replaced with precision.

Signs Your Hardie Board May Be Failing

• Soft or swollen boards at the bottom of your siding
• Paint bubbling or peeling
• Cracks or splitting along seams
• Visible water damage or mold at the trim edges

Our Repair Approach

Our team carefully removed the damaged Hardie siding and severely deteriorated wood fascia, then installed new pressure-treated wood fascia and low-maintenance PVC boards for enhanced durability.

After installation, all new materials were thoroughly caulked, sealed, and professionally painted for a clean, weather-tight finish that will hold up to Georgia’s climate. The result? A smooth, reinforced exterior with modern materials that will last.

Repair Done Right the First Time

When we handle Hardie board repairs, we don’t just patch over damage. We identify the source of the moisture — whether it’s a gutter, window, or missing flashing — and fix it at the root to prevent future rot.

In this case, the original installation failed in several areas, and the result was widespread material breakdown. We replaced all compromised elements and reinforced everything with proper flashing and barrier protection — creating a finished product that’s built to last.

Serving Evans, Grovetown, Augusta & Beyond

If you're noticing early signs of damage — don’t wait. Catching these problems early can save thousands in repairs and prevent mold or deeper structural damage.