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Your Creve Coeur home deserves a wall that will outlast the next thirty summers, and we would love to show you exactly what fiber cement can do on your elevations. Call our Olive Boulevard office and we will set the walkthrough for this week.
If your Creve Coeur home still wears the original hardboard, cedar, or wood accent panels from a 1960s or 1970s build, the caulking has cracked, the paint blisters after every humid Missouri summer, and woodpeckers keep finding the soft spots behind the boards. Top Quality Exteriors replaces those tired walls with fiber cement siding in Creve Coeur that shrugs off insects, will not rot, split, or warp, and holds a factory-baked finish for decades on the same tree-shaded streets we drive past from our office right on Olive Boulevard.
Fiber cement pairs a dense cement-and-cellulose panel with a ColorPlus or job-site paint finish that resists the freeze-thaw swings, wind-driven rain, and June hail our neighborhood sees every spring. Because our crews handle the tear-off, house-wrap check, flashing rework, and clean lap-siding installation as one continuous job, projects on Sheffield-area customs or Villages of Willowbrooke ranches wrap fast without leaving open substrate. Ask us about pairing it with James Hardie siding in Creve Coeur profiles.
The May 15-16, 2025 storm outbreak dropped one-inch hail right in town and 60 mph gusts across Olive Boulevard, with baseball-size stones logged within ten miles of the city center. Old wood-and-hardboard siding on ranches near Ladue Meadows or Duever pockets took visible dents, split lap joints, and blown-off J-channel that opened the wall cavity to wind-driven rain by the next afternoon. Fiber cement laps rated to ASTM E72 wind pressures and Class 4 hail-impact panels give a Creve Coeur home a wall assembly that behaves more like a roof deck than a paint-and-plywood shell. Our crews rework the flashing at kickouts, windows, and roof-to-wall step transitions on the same visit, tie in new house wrap and a rain-screen where the sheathing needs it, and blind-nail the boards to spec so the seams stay tight through the next freeze-thaw cycle. If your project is smaller than a full wrap or you want a lighter board option, check out our targeted vinyl siding in Creve Coeur plans.
Every fiber cement job in Creve Coeur runs through the same five-step system we sharpened on Olive Boulevard homes. You know what happens on day one, what lands on your driveway, and when the last stick of trim goes up. No surprises.
I walk every side of your Creve Coeur home and check siding, trim, and caulk seams. I photograph rot, hail dents, and warped panels. You get an honest read before we draft a quote.
We sit down with real fiber cement samples and ColorPlus swatches. I walk you through lap widths, trim details, HOA color paths, and price tiers. You leave with one solid plan.
Crews strip old siding to bare sheathing and haul it out that same day. We patch rotted OSB, tape the seams, and roll on fresh house wrap. Nothing sits open to a Missouri storm.
Our lead installer sets a starter strip level from the corners outward. Panels are blind-nailed, gapped for expansion, and caulked at every butt joint. Trim goes up on day four.
Once the last piece of J-channel is set, we walk your home and grade every wall. I hand over paperwork, the warranty pack, and a touch-up paint kit. You sign after punches clear.
Top Quality Exteriors runs out of an office on Olive Boulevard right inside the 63141 ZIP, which means the same crew that quotes your fiber cement job drives home through the same May thunderstorms that hit your walls. We are a James Hardie Alliance Program Member and an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, licensed in Missouri and Illinois, BBB-accredited with an A+ rating, and carrying both general liability and workers’ comp coverage on every ladder in the driveway.
Founded in 2022 by owner Mario Granados, our 52-plus team brings 7+ years of industry experience across fiber cement, plank, panel, and trim install on Creve Coeur’s mid-century ranches, Sheffield-area customs, and Villages of Willowbrooke homes. Every fiber cement wrap we complete is backed by our 36-month workmanship warranty, with extended coverage available on select James Hardie products. That is a real number, put in writing before the tear-off begins.
A full fiber cement re-wrap on a 2,200 to 3,000 square-foot Creve Coeur home usually runs mid-five figures once you add the tear-off, sheathing repair, ColorPlus panels, and rebuilt trim package. Ranch-style 1960s homes near Ladue Meadows tend to sit at the friendly end because of simple wall geometry, while steep two-story customs on Sheffield or the Westwood country-club streets climb higher for scaffold time, valley trim, dormer wraps, and matched fascia work.
Payback shows up two ways here. First, insurance carriers give a break for Class A, non-combustible cladding, and a ColorPlus finish can push repaint cycles beyond fifteen years instead of the five you get on old hardboard. Second, resale in the 63141 ZIP responds to fiber cement over vinyl on both mid-century ranches and newer infill customs. If budget is a hurdle, ask us about the LP SmartSide siding in Creve Coeur board-and-batten option we install for a similar look.
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