Blog   Gallery   |   ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Read Our Reviews

15472 Manchester Rd Ellisville, MO 63011

Old World Elegance Redefined: A Guide to Artisan® Siding

Home > Blog > Old World Elegance Redefined: A Guide to Artisan® Siding

The Old World elegance of wood siding is not without its downsides; you’d need to invest a lot of time and money to maintain the material’s aesthetic appeal. This is due to wood’s susceptibility to moisture, rot and mold.

Old World Elegance Redefined: A Guide to Artisan® Siding
Old World Elegance Redefined: A Guide to Artisan® Siding

Luckily, you can enjoy that same opulence without having to worry about the upkeep with James Hardie® Artisan® siding. It can mimic the feel and texture of authentic wood while retaining fiber cement’s characteristic durability.

Here are the features of Artisan siding.

Outstanding Protection From the Elements

James Hardie’s Artisan siding has been engineered to withstand rough weather conditions as well as all the issues that plague wooden siding. Unlike wood, fiber cement is resistant to humidity, moisture, insects and even fire.

Eco-Friendly Aesthetic Appeal

With Artisan siding, you can heighten your home’s visual impact while lowering your environmental impact. Choosing durable products is one way of reducing environmental degradation as it would result in less construction waste ending up in landfills.

Furthermore, James Hardie is committed to using natural, sustainable raw materials with low toxicity in our products; we source at least 75% of our raw materials locally and have taken the necessary steps to minimize our manufacturing facilities’ carbon footprint.

James Hardie’s Artisan siding comes in three profiles, with each offering a twist on the elegance of wood.

  • Lap Siding: More traditional homes tend to favor horizontal siding, making lap siding an ideal choice for those who want a consistent classic aesthetic for their exterior.
  • V-Groove Siding: V-groove siding is suited for those who want a more contemporary look without veering too far away from the traditional.
  • Accent Trim: The shadow lines cast by accent trims give your exterior a geometric, modern look, making this type of siding perfect for those who prefer a more contemporary design style.

o maximize the aesthetic appeal of premium Artisan siding, only hire experienced contractors. Exterior Building Solutions is a contractor with more than 25 years’ worth of experience. To get a free estimate, call (314) 470-8783, or fill out this form. We serve homeowners in Chesterfield, Wildwood and St Louis.

0 Comments

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


Math Captcha
÷ 1 = 5


How to Prevent Roof Damage Before a Storm

As a St. Louis homeowner, you know that severe weather can happen at any time of year. That’s why it is important to take steps to prevent roof damage before a storm hits. By taking some simple precautions, you can help keep your roof in good condition and avoid...

4 Reasons Why Seam Failure Occurs in Membrane Roofs

Membrane roofing is a type of roofing system that is usually used on flat or nearly flat roofs. When installed correctly by licensed roofing companies, it protects the building from the elements, keeps water out and acts as insulation. Unfortunately, some membrane...

4 Signs of a Poorly Installed Roof

Constant weather exposure can eventually take its toll on a roofing system. However, it may not be the only reason behind its deterioration. One particular issue that can make roofing problems worse is the possibility of faulty installation. Fortunately, there are...

Why Attic Ventilation Matters for Your Roofing System

Attic ventilation is one of those things you might not always think about, but nonetheless, it plays a vital role in your home. One of its primary functions is to help ensure your roofing system’s longevity and performance. By promoting air circulation in and out of...

Roof Pitch: Is Changing It a Good Idea?

You can customize your roof in a number of ways, either by choosing a different material or going for a more vibrant color. And if you want to take it even further, you also have the option to completely change your roof pitch. But is this actually a good idea? Roof...