HRS has been helping homeowners in the Greater Birmingham AL Area replace their rotten masonite siding and renew their homes since 1976. We’re licensed, insured, and we guarantee our work. Call now for your free quote
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Masonite siding is completely discontinued—there’s no sugarcoating it. Often, the best thing a Masonite siding replacement service can do is, a full home siding replacement or to work section by section, because patch jobs never match and look completely unprofessional.
We’ve replaced thousands of homes with better materials that won’t rot, ensuring your investment actually holds up. If you’re tired of wasting money on exterior repairs, let’s replace your siding the right way. We are happy to work one section at a time or help you replace the whole house.
No Guesswork, No Surprises
Scheduling and Ordering – We schedule Masonite siding replacement projects in the order deposits are received, ensuring a fair and organized process—no one gets skipped. While waiting for your turn, we pre-order all materials, so everything is ready the moment installation begins. No delays, no scrambling—just a smooth, efficient start.
Demo and Installation – Like a bolt of lightning, our team arrives on time and ready to work. We remove your old Masonite siding, prep your home, and begin installing your new siding immediately. We don’t drag our feet, we don’t waste time, and we definitely don’t wander around like it’s our first siding replacement job—because it isn’t.
Cleanup and Walkthrough – We never leave a mess behind—every piece of debris is removed and hauled away. Before calling it done, we walk the property with you, inspecting every detail to make sure we’re happy with the results. If something doesn’t meet our standards, we fix it. And if you notice anything months later? No stress. Just give us a call—we stand by our work.
Stop dealing with moisture-damaged, crumbling siding.
Get siding that actually holds up.
Masonite is gone—this is the real solution.
No more wasted cash on short-term fixes.
No, Masonite siding is no longer available. It was discontinued due to widespread durability issues, including moisture damage, swelling, and rot. After multiple lawsuits, manufacturers stopped production, and there is no exact replacement for Masonite siding. If you need a repair, matching the pattern can be extremely difficult, making full or sectional replacement the best option.
The cost of replacing Masonite siding varies based on home size, material choice, and labor costs. In Birmingham, AL, Hardie siding installation typically ranges from $18–$20 per square foot, including professional painting, which many contractors leave out of their estimates. For a 2,500-square-foot home, homeowners can expect to pay $45,000–$50,000. Additional factors like old siding removal, wall repairs, and trim work can also impact the final price. While fiber cement siding is the most durable long-term replacement, vinyl siding is a lower-cost alternative with a shorter lifespan.
Fiber cement siding, like Hardie Board, is the best replacement for Masonite siding due to its superior durability, fire resistance, and moisture protection. Unlike vinyl siding, which is cheaper but prone to hidden water damage within 10–15 years, fiber cement provides long-term protection and prevents moisture buildup, preserving your home’s structure.
The cheapest siding option is vinyl siding, which is affordable and quick to install, costing as little as $2 per square foot. However, that low cost comes with trade-offs—its shorter lifespan (often 15 years or less) increases the risk of water intrusion, cracks, and fading over time. The real danger is what you can’t see. Vinyl itself doesn’t rot, but once water gets behind it, it seeps into the structure—rotting framing and inviting mold. Because the plastic doesn’t break down, the damage remains hidden for years, only discovered when costly repairs are unavoidable.
Masonite siding can last up to 40 years—but only with strict maintenance. Homeowners must regularly caulk seams, repaint every few years, and inspect for damage to prevent moisture intrusion and rot. Without proper upkeep, Masonite siding often fails year after year, leading to a full replacement.
Still searching for the right contractor to replace your Masonite siding? We’ve helped homeowners across Birmingham upgrade to durable, long-lasting materials that won’t rot, swell, or fail like Masonite did. Our team makes the process simple, stress-free, and built to last. Call now for a fast, free quote, and let’s get started!
