East Bound Roofing installs fiber cement siding in Westfield, WI, delivering the strength of a masonry-based board with the cutting, sealing, and finishing it needs to perform.
Call 1 (888) 973-5924Fiber cement combines cement, sand, and wood fibers into a dense board. It stands up well to moisture, insects, and fire, and it carries paint or factory finishes for a crisp look. Homes in Westfield, WI that see heavy weather often benefit from that toughness.
The same density makes installation more demanding. Boards are heavy and must be cut with the correct blades and dust controls, edges require sealing, and fastening must be exact. Experience matters more here than with most other siding.
Craft DetailsA cut edge left unsealed absorbs water. A nail driven too deep weakens the board. A joint left without proper caulk invites moisture behind it. None of these shows up on installation day, but each shortens the life of the wall. We treat these small steps as the real work, because they are what separate a solid job from one that fails early.
We review lap widths, textures, and whether you want primed boards or a factory finish.
A written proposal details materials, finishing, trim, labor, and schedule.
The wall is prepared and wrapped with a weather barrier so water can drain behind the boards.
Openings are flashed, and boards are kept at the right clearance from grade and roof lines.
Boards are cut with proper tools, cut edges are sealed, and fasteners are set at the correct depth.
Joints are caulked, trim is completed, and we inspect the finished work with you.
With correct installation and upkeep, it can last for decades. Climate and finish quality both play a role, and we discuss realistic expectations.
Painted boards need fresh coats every so often, while factory-finished boards can stretch that interval. We explain the maintenance for each option.
Yes. Fiber cement resists termites and rot far better than wood, provided cut edges are sealed and the wall is detailed properly.
It does not burn, so it provides better fire resistance than many other siding materials.
Boards are heavier, installation takes more labor, and painting may be needed. Many owners consider the extra durability worth it, and we show you the numbers up front.
It helps. Handling heavy boards, cutting them safely, and finishing joints properly are specialized skills, so experience with the material matters.
We warrant our installation in writing, and the board maker offers its own separate warranty.
Speak with an ISA-certified technician and receive a written proposal.
Call 1 (888) 973-5924