Michigan's top-rated James Hardie siding installer — HardiePlank® lap siding, HardiePanel® board & batten, HardieShingle® cedar shake, and more. Engineered for Michigan's HZ5® climate zone. 30-year warranty. Licensed, insured, and locally trusted since 2011. Serving Fraser, Sterling Heights, Troy, Birmingham, and all of Metro Detroit.
James Hardie fiber cement siding is the most specified brand of siding in North America — and for good reason. It's specifically engineered for Michigan's Climate Zone HZ5®, formulated to resist the extreme freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, moisture, and temperature swings that destroy wood, aluminum, and vinyl siding over time. Remodeling Magazine consistently ranks Hardie Board as the #1 return-on-investment exterior project in America. When you want siding that genuinely lasts 30–50 years, there's nothing else like it.
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Request Free Estimate →Many Michigan homeowners ask whether fiber cement siding is worth more than vinyl. Here's an honest side-by-side comparison of what you actually get for the investment.
| Feature | James Hardie Fiber Cement | Standard Vinyl Siding |
|---|---|---|
| Fire Resistance | ✓ Class A Non-Combustible | ✗ Melts & burns |
| Michigan HZ5® Climate Rating | ✓ Specifically engineered | ⚠ General use only |
| Impact & Hail Resistance | ✓ Extremely durable | ✗ Cracks, dents, warps |
| Pest & Rot Resistance | ✓ 100% resistant | ✓ Resistant |
| Color / Paint Longevity | ✓ ColorPlus® 15-yr paint warranty | ⚠ Fades over time |
| Resale ROI | ✓ #1 ranked nationally | ⚠ Good but lower |
| Manufacturer Warranty | ✓ 30 years non-prorated | ⚠ Varies widely |
| Realistic Wood-Look Texture | ✓ Deep grain, authentic look | ✗ Plastic appearance |
| Sound Dampening | ✓ Superior to vinyl | ⚠ Minimal |
| Expected Lifespan | ✓ 50+ years with maintenance | ⚠ 20–30 years |
Not sure which is right for your home? Talk to our team — we'll help you decide. We also install premium vinyl siding for budget-conscious homeowners.
From classic lap siding to bold board and batten, cedar shake shingles, industrial vertical panels, and the distinctive HardiePanel® Tudor stucco look — 3G installs every James Hardie product line with precision and expertise.
The most popular James Hardie product — horizontal fiber cement planks with authentic Cedarmill wood grain texture. Available in dozens of ColorPlus® factory-finish colors. Ideal for Colonial, Ranch, Cape Cod, and craftsman-style homes across Macomb and Oakland County. This is the go-to choice when homeowners want the look of real wood with none of the maintenance.
Vertical HardiePanel® combined with HardieTrim® battens creates the striking board and batten look that's exploding in popularity across Metro Detroit. Bold, architectural, and built to last. Popular for full-home re-sides, home additions, and garages. The dark navy finish on homes we've done in Michigan is absolutely stunning.
Real cedar shake aesthetics without the rot, warping, or constant upkeep. HardieShingle® is perfect for Cape Cod, cottage, and craftsman homes, or as a stunning accent on gables, dormers, and upper stories. Our recent white HardieShingle garage build with HardieTrim® overhangs and black gutters shows exactly what's possible with this product.
Smooth or textured vertical panels with a striking industrial or modern aesthetic. This look is growing fast in Metro Detroit — especially on home additions, urban renovations, and full exterior reskins. Pairs beautifully with dark metal trim, exposed steel, and contemporary architectural details. One of our most dramatic and eye-catching completed projects.
Large-format HardiePanel® with HardieTrim® covering the seams creates a classic Tudor or stucco aesthetic that's extremely difficult to replicate. This specialty look is common on brick-and-stucco Tudor homes throughout Oakland County. 3G has completed multiple high-end Tudor-style Hardie projects and understands the precise trim detailing required to make this look authentic.