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Topic: Siding

Aug 5, 2019

It appears that you are missing both step flashing (between the roof and the wall) and the head flashing (above the trim running parallel to the roof line). Here is the link to the Hardie Best Practices manual with specs on both flashings: https://www.jameshardiepros.com/getattachment/9a1017e1-853d-4574-b3e9-7afb1a5a472d/intro-tools-hz5-us-en.pdf

May 23, 2021

Chuck Bender answered:

Jul 2, 2021

hardie board has a 30 year warranty, why are you covering it?

Nov 27, 2020

Yes we have siding positions open and hardy siding installation open please call and stop in our office/showroom

Nov 27, 2020
Dec 8, 2020

You may always send your resume to hr@pioneercraftsmen.com for consideration.  What type of position are you looking for?

Aug 5, 2019

Jeff Petrucci answered:

Sep 3, 2019

Have them take that metal off that they installed "over" the existing step flashing. You'll need to check the step flashing cards to make sure they are all aligned and in the right places. Chances are they are not. If they are in the right places then it's your window leaking. Best I can do for you without running a hose on it. 

No you could run a hose on it...start along the roof line first and eliminate each area before spraying up towards the window. 

Aug 15, 2017
Aug 15, 2017

Check out this "How It's Made Video" and see for yourself:

https://youtu.be/LuxGDH9KVLM

James Hardie Siding (i.e. Hardieplank) is the best exterior cladding material (outside of true masonry) on the market and delivers the strongest ROI (return on investment). It's imperative, however, that you only get a trained installer to put up this product as installation issues can cause future problems.

Aug 15, 2017

Peter Pawelko of Pro Home 1 PRO answered:

Nov 3, 2017

We are certified James Hardie installer and every answer you received here is true.  It is the best siding out there bar none.  Here is one of our completed James Hardie jobs. With their ColorPlus technology that will withstand the elements your home trues colors will shine for years to come.

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