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Ice dams are masses of ice that form along the lower edge of your roofline. The burden of big blocks of ice thickly covering your roof eaves is significant, and the damage they cause is substantial. Ice dams can also form at the foot of roof valleys (where two roof sections meet at a right angle) because they fill with windblown snow.

When it comes to enhancing your Dayton home’s exterior, James Hardie siding stands as a premier choice, celebrated for its durability and stunning curb appeal. Yet, even with the best materials, improper installation can lead to future problems. In this article, we’re delving into the ten most recurrent installation errors related to James Hardie siding. By recognizing and addressing these, you can ensure your siding stands strong against time and the elements.

Winter weather may be gorgeous at times, but it can cause damage that is less than attractive. The Dayton area’s snow and occasional freezing rain and ice can cause some serious harm to siding. With its 24/7 exposure to the elements, siding can take a beating each winter—and some materials (like vinyl and wood) get impacted more dramatically than others.

Woodtone siding impeccably replicates the beauty of woodgrain, capturing the warmth and character of natural wood. Yet, it doesn’t stop there – Woodtone goes beyond aesthetics, matching the classic appeal of wood with the durability and low maintenance attributes that James Hardie fiber cement siding products are renowned for. Crafted from James Hardie’s proprietary fiber cement, Woodtone guarantees a longevity and strength that stands the test of time. This composite material, blending cement, and cellulose fibers results in a siding solution resistant to fire, moisture, pests, and the effects of aging.

Dayton winters may be beautiful, but they’re harsh on home exteriors that aren’t fortified with durable siding material. It’s important to anticipate the freezing temperatures, snowstorms, and ice we experience in the Ohio valley, and bolster your home’s resilience with robust siding. When arctic weather hits the Midwest, you can rest at ease if your…

There aren’t many home problems that can be more disastrous than a failing roof. Water can destroy your home’s interior if your roofing wears out or incurs damage. From your attic insulation to your home interior, you can suffer extensive loss if your roof is faulty. When your roof shingles are noticeably worn, cracked or...