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Why James Hardie® Siding and Trim Are an Eco-Friendly Choice

Even if you’re having a home improvement project, you can still contribute to protecting our planet by making smart, sustainable and eco-friendly choices. For instance, look for low-impact materials and eco-conscious home exterior remodeling companies so that you can be properly guided with the best options for your project.  

When it comes to building essentials, James Hardie® offers a wide selection of eco-friendly, top-quality products. Continue reading to find out why you should choose James Hardie siding and trim for your next home improvement project.

Trim

HardieTrim® is made of recycled cement, sand and cellulose fibers. When combined, these components create an outstanding eco-friendly material that can protect your home and enhance its appearance. Like most products from James Hardie, HardieTrim requires fewer resources — which reduces its environmental impact.

Shingle Siding

In 2020, James Hardie was named the “Greenest Siding Brand” by Green Builder Media. It’s no surprise that the brand is the top choice of most siding contractors when it comes to shingle siding. Manufactured using sustainable raw materials and environment-friendly methods, James Hardie’s shingle siding can withstand rotting, curling, warping and splitting. It can also enhance curb appeal, making it an excellent choice if you want to make your property stand out. Regardless of the architectural style of your house, this material will surely suit its design.

Still not sure which material to get for your home? Siding professionals would gladly walk you through all the most sustainable options. After all, this is crucial in making the best decision for your property — and the planet.

If you need eco-friendly options for your siding or roof replacement project, look no further than Triangle Home Exteriors. Serving Cary, NC, we proudly use James Hardie siding and trim to help our clients make their homes more sustainable. For more information, talk to one of our experts at (919) 615-1101. You can also fill out our contact form to request a free estimate. 

Mike Lindsey

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