Clark County’s Expert Fiber Cement Siding Company
At EvoSiding, our team of siding contractors specializes in elevating homes with cherry-on-top siding that looks great, keeps the comfort in, and the outside out. We are committed to bringing the highest level of service and satisfaction to all of our customers in the Portland area. We serve Lake Oswego, West Linn, Beaverton, as well as Tigard. Our team of experienced contractors can inspect, replace, and install every type of siding for your home. No matter what your home looks like now, or how you want your home to look in the future, EvoSiding can bring it all together.
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Fiber Cement Siding Install & Replacement
Fiber cement siding is our most recommended siding option for Pacific Northwest homes. It offers a durable and elegant looking siding that will last in the harsh winter weather and consistent rainfall. At EvoSiding, our contractors prefer to use high-quality fiber cement siding from one of the top names in the industry, James Hardie. Their fiber cement siding is rigorously tested and specifically designed to survive the elements. The Hardie Plank design comes in a range of different styles for aesthetic flexibility. All James Hardie siding products that we sell come with a 30-year transferable warranty.
James Hardie Fiber Cement Siding
For all the siding we install, we only use brands and materials that will last for years and complement that work we do. For the best chance at that, fiber cement siding by James Hardie is our first choice.
- Rigorously tested and designed to endure.
- Comes in a range of styles for aesthetic flexibility
- Carries a 30-year transferable warranty.

Versatile Protection from Hardie Plank
Hardie plank comes in many different colors and shades and closely resembles the look, texture, and grain of wood siding. However, unlike wood, Hardie board siding is impenetrable to any kind of climate-related damage or injury.
- Weather: Due its concrete fibers, Hardie plank is impervious to any external elements, such as rain, hail, wind, flying debris, and humidity. Not only will cement board siding not chip because of its strength, it doesn’t retain moisture either; therefore, it never rots or swells.
- Pests: This type of siding defends against most insects, such as termites, that can eat away at wood siding. This is especially helpful in southern climates where moist air and pests thrive all year long.
- Fire Prevention: Because it is made of concrete fibers, Hardie board is even fire-resistant, protecting your home from any exterior threat.

Fiber-Cement Siding
Available in a range of styles, colors, and patterns, fiber-cement siding is typically the siding we recommend to most homeowners. The main reason why is simply because the fiber-cement siding we use is virtually guaranteed to last for the lifetime of the home.
If you’ve done any research into siding, you’ve likely discovered the James Hardie siding is the leader in fiber-cement options.
Rigorously tested and designed to endure, all Hardie siding is vinyl-free, looks great while also being fire and storm resistant. On top of that, they carry a 50-year transferable warranty.
Maintenance-free Siding
Hardie siding isn’t more expensive than other forms of siding and it requires almost no maintenance. Since cement board siding is so durable to pests and rot, repair is rarely needed and unlike other siding, Hardie plank will never deteriorate.
- Painting: Hardie board siding is known to retain paint longer than wood. Because it is moisture-resistant, it never swells or rots, so the paint never peels, chips or cracks. Since you don’t have to invest in future re-painting, this product not only saves you money in the long run, it also saves you time and energy.
- Selection: If you want to select your own personal paint color, Hardie plank can come pre-primed for easy application. It also comes in a variety of pre-painted colors from which to choose, allowing you to select the proper shade when it is installed.
- Less Upkeep: Maintaining wood siding is troublesome, but what about the convenience of vinyl siding? Sure, vinyl siding is durable, but it is far from impenetrable. It dents, sags, bends and fades. Hardie siding avoids all these troubles.