Everlast vs HardiPlank Composite Siding
Everlast Advanced Composite Siding vs James Hardie ( HardiPlank ) Fiber Cement Siding
Everlast Advanced Composite is the newest entry to the Composite siding market and has quickly become the exterior of choice for premium installations due to it’s remarkable durability, impermeability to water, solid color throughout and industry leading warranty.
Importantly for new install requirements, Everlast also maintains a Class A fire rating.
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Direct from the manufacturer: “Unlike fiber cement, wood, and engineered wood, Everlast siding is virtually impervious to water - siding's enemy #1. This means your Everlast siding will never swell, bow, split, or rot. It's what makes Everlast suitable for any locale, including those with harsh freeze/thaw seasons.”
A link to the product brochure and specs can be found here: https://www.everlastsiding.com/sites/default/files/Chelsea-Everlast-Brochure-January2024.pdf
Composite siding has become a more popular product choice in MA. Two of the most popular choices are Everlast Advanced Composite Siding and James Hardie / Hardie Plank Fiber Cement. They are both “ Composite “ siding choices, so what are the differences in price and the pros and cons of each? Read on below or contact us for a custom quote and evaluation of YOUR project.
HardiePlank is composite board made of Sand, Water, Cellulose fibers and Cement. The Cellulose fibers, cement and sand can absorb water in wet conditions and swell. Planks may need to be cut and cut edges must be sealed to prevent water penetration and absorption.
Everlast Advanced Composite siding is made from a combination of inorganic minerals, polymer resins, and acrylic colorants produces a thick, solid, and strong siding with unsurpassed durability. Unlike fiber cement, wood, and engineered wood, Everlast siding is virtually impervious to water - siding's enemy #1. This means your Everlast siding will never swell, bow, split, or rot. It's what makes Everlast suitable for any locale, including those with harsh freeze/thaw seasons.
Why is this important?
Because the Hardie warranty excludes damage caused from water infiltration, as well as improper installation or mold and mildew.
One of the case studies comparing Fiber Cement vs Everlast Advanced composite was done right here in Massachusetts and can be viewed here
https://www.everlastsiding.com/content/case-study/case-study-winthrop-ma
