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Two-story Roswell, GA home on a wooded lot after new siding in deep green
Roswell, GAJames Hardie Elite Contractor

James Hardie Siding in Roswell, GA

Faded boards and paint that won't hold — a Roswell house tells you when its siding is done. Below are two we re-sided, shot from the same angles before and after. Tell us about yours and you'll have a written, itemized quote within 24 hours of the visit.

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Our work in Roswell

Two Roswell homes, before and after

No renderings, no stock photos. The same houses, shot from the same spots — before or during the job, and after the last coat of paint.

After: Front of a Roswell ranch homeBeforeAfter
Before: Garage side of a Roswell ranch homeBefore
After: Garage side of a Roswell ranch homeAfter
Garage side
During: Back of a Roswell ranch home as the old siding came offDuring
After: Back of a Roswell ranch home as the old siding came offAfter
Back

A ranch that kept its character

The tan siding on this single-story home had aged unevenly — faded across the front, tired around the garage and along the back. We took it off every wall and put back James Hardie: board & batten across the front, so the house still reads the way it always has, and horizontal lap siding on the garage side and the back. The whole exterior was painted a soft gray-taupe with white trim.

  • James Hardie board & batten (front) + lap siding (sides and back)
  • Old siding removed from every wall
  • Painted gray-taupe with white trim
  • Finished April 2026
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After: Front of a two-story Roswell home on a wooded lotBeforeAfter
Before: Back of a two-story Roswell home with a tall chimney and deckBefore
After: Back of a two-story Roswell home with a tall chimney and deckAfter
Back
Before: Side of a two-story Roswell home with a stone baseBefore
After: Side of a two-story Roswell home with a stone baseAfter
Side

A two-story under the trees, beige to deep green

This contemporary home sits on a wooded lot, the kind you find all over Roswell, and its beige lap siding had gone flat and dull in the shade. It's now James Hardie lap siding in a deep green that sits back into the trees instead of fighting them. The stone base, the bay windows and the big back deck stayed; the siding, the paint and the roof are new.

  • James Hardie lap siding on the whole house
  • Exterior painted deep green
  • New roof on the same project
  • Stone base, bay windows and deck kept

What happens to your house, step by step

A siding replacement is loud for a few days and then it's done. This is the order the work goes in, so nothing catches you off guard.

  1. 01

    We measure and write it down

    We walk every wall, measure it, and note the trim and soffits. Within 24 hours you get a written quote with each line item priced.

  2. 02

    The old siding comes off

    Wall by wall, down to the sheathing, so the structure underneath gets checked before anything new covers it.

  3. 03

    The wall is sealed before the siding goes on

    Weather barrier, flashing around windows and doors, new trim where it's needed. It's the part you never see and the part that keeps water out.

  4. 04

    New siding, then paint

    James Hardie lap, board & batten, or a mix — installed by our own crews, then painted in the colors you picked. Most homes take 5–10 working days start to finish.

Lap, board & batten, or both?

Lap siding — long horizontal boards — is the classic look. Board & batten runs vertical and gives a house a crisper, more farmhouse feel.

You don't have to pick one. The ranch above has board & batten on the front, where it keeps the house's original look, and lap siding on every other wall.

On a wooded lot, color matters as much as style — the two-story above went from beige to a deep green that sits back into the trees. Bring the colors you're considering to the estimate and we'll hold them up against your house, not a screen.

Is your home in the Roswell Historic District?

If it is, Roswell's historic preservation ordinance requires a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic Preservation Commission before a material change to the appearance of a historic property — new siding counts; exterior paint alone doesn't. The city holds an orientation meeting with you before it accepts the application.

Ask the city for its application checklist; we'll supply the James Hardie product details it needs and plan the start date around the approval.

Source: Georgia Attorney General — Roswell historic ordinance

Quick answer

We price a Roswell job after we measure it: wall area, trim and soffit, paint, and what's under the old siding. The work usually takes 5–10 working days, and you get a written, itemized quote within 24 hours of the visit.

Price
Itemized after an on-site measure
Timeline
5–10 working days
Quote
Written & itemized in 24 hours
FAQ

Roswell siding questions, answered.

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Tell us about your Roswell home

Name and phone are enough. We'll call to set up a visit, measure every wall and send a written, itemized quote within 24 hours. Our showroom is on Roswell Road in Marietta.

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