James Hardie Cost Vs Value

On a broad variety of home improvement initiatives, varying from space additions and large remodels, to landscape improvements such as windows, roofing, landscaping and siding, the annual rankings measure expense vs. benefit. The Hanley Wood analysis team takes the estimated cost of work and the average resale value and ranks ventures by the restored average percentage, or the improved average value of the home.

Siding replacement has regularly been among the best projects for valuation since the survey started more than a decade ago. It’s not an anomaly this year. Re-siding returns more money to your house than every other big home exterior project, making it a safer home investment.

Cost vs. benefit survey, nationwide statistics for exterior home renovation ventures above $15,000, 1 Remodeling Magazine 2019. ©2019 Hanley Wood, LLC. You can view full details from the Cost vs. Value Study for Remodeling 2019 free of charge at www.costvsvalue.com.

And which of the siding fabrics is the better value? The Cost vs. Benefit study rates fiber cement as the form of siding substitute with the maximum ROI for the 11th year in a row. In Minnesota, more and more homeowners chose James Hardie fiber cement siding over some other siding choice. The James Hardie fiber cement siding return on investment goes beyond enhanced home value to have several years of increased energy quality and superior home security.

Plus, fiber cement siding from James Hardie makes every home more appealing, is quickly versatile, and is available in a broad variety of colors and textures that will not fade with time.