James Hardie Lap siding is a great choice to cover your home’s exterior. Beisa’s Legacy is a great choice to install it. We have professional crews, experienced in fiber cement siding installation, committed to making your home look great with James Hardie Lap siding. Cement Fiber siding is impact, insect and flame resistant and when combined with the right water barrier can protect your home for decades. Proper installation is key to siding performance
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One of the reasons we believe in Jameshardie fiber cement siding is because of it’s visual versatility. Have you seen HardieShingles? Straight edge or staggered, these shingles offer an entirely different look versus HardieBoard or HardiePanel. They also come with James Hardie’s 30-year limited warranty! If you want of more traditional look for your Tudor, Cape Cod or another classically-styled home, HardieShingle is a great option! In the old days, wooden shingles were hand-split from heartwood and finished using a draw knife to make a snug, waterproof barrier. Obviously, you can still do that. But the cost (time, money and environmental degradation,) has changed since then. Luckily, James Hardie makes HardieShingles. These are made using the same technology as all the Hardie fiber cement siding products. That means fewer trees are cut to create the siding. Since the components are cement, sand and wood fiber, HardieShingle can go to the landfill where it will biodegrade upon the end of its service life- unlike some other siding products.
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The Milgard difference
To complete your home ask for Milgard in your free estimate today. Beisa's Legacy Construction takes pride in the finished look of your home. Call us at 503-676-6702
If you're new to the portland area, you may or may not know that we're in a quake zone.
Actually, we're part of a geologic are called "the Ring of Fire."
Actually, we're part of a geologic are called "the Ring of Fire."
For those of us living and working in older buildings, it's important we know if the structures we spend time in have been retrofitted to better resist earthquakes.
Not only do these measures help to keep you, your family, tenants and/or employees safe; they increase the value of homes and commercial businesses. They can even lower your insurance premiums.
Water Resistant Barriers | Gresham
The home exterior professionals at Beisa's Legacy Construction know that your new siding may be beautiful now, but if you have the wrong WRB, things can get ugly fast.Wait a minute, what's a WRB?
It's the water-resistant barrier that SHOULD be underneath your new siding.
Those of us here in the Pacific Northwest know, it's damp out. Like most of the time.
Over the years, our professional siding installation crews have seen the result of compromised home exterior envelope systems. Your home's exterior envelope system is another term for all of the components that keep the interior of your home dry and well-insulated. Your siding, house wrap, rigid insulation and roof components are all part of your home's exterior envelope system.
Moisture can translate into mold and mildew growing between the walls of your home. Worse- that fungus can lead to dry rot, causing expensive repairs down the road.
That's why we rely on Benjamin Obdyke Water Resistant Barrier for our siding installations. When we chose Obdyke we picked it because of it's superior warranty, it's proven reliability and it's ease of installation. As an added bonus, it compliments our favorite siding products beautifully.
Do you know what's under YOUR siding?
Is it the house wrap with the best guaranty on the market?
Is it the house wrap that drains 100 times the bulk water of other leading house wraps?
Is it the house wrap that doesn't need lots of other expensive products to do its job properly?
If you said no, it's not Obyke.



