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Ready to move on a Hardie install for your Town and Country home? Reach out today for a free on-site quote, ColorPlus swatches in hand, and a clean scope your subdivision trustees can review. We walk every elevation together first.
Building or reskinning a custom home along Wild Horse Creek Road or Kehrs Mill Road? James Hardie siding in Town and Country handles hail, wind-driven limbs from mature hardwoods, and shaded north-slope moisture that plague one-acre lots far better than any vinyl product currently sold in the West County market. As a James Hardie Alliance Program Member with 7+ years of local exterior experience, Top Quality Exteriors installs HardiePlank lap, HardiePanel vertical, and HardieShingle profiles across Thornhill Estates, Topping Woods, and Arlington Oaks.
Fiber cement won’t rot, warp, or feed carpenter ants — and ColorPlus Technology keeps the factory finish true for decades under West County sun and shade. Whether you need a full-facade wrap or a partial gable-and-dormer job pairing brick with siding, our crews handle every board, trim piece, and course of step flashing with mitered corners and hidden fasteners. We coordinate trustee color submittals up front and dovetail with any siding installation in Town and Country plans that are underway.
Town and Country subdivisions run on indenture boards, and exterior color changes almost always go before a trustee committee. That reality shapes how we scope a Hardie job here. We pull the ColorPlus swatch deck early, walk the elevation with you, and package a submittal — photos, product data sheets, warranty documentation, and the specific ColorPlus color — so trustees at Thornhill Estates or Manor Hill can approve before we lift a course. On complex 5,000-to-11,000 sq ft rooflines with dormers, turrets, and bay projections, siding and roof lines converge at dozens of transitions. Our crews step-flash every headwall, kickout-flash every roof-to-wall junction, and use code-compliant weather-resistive barrier behind the fiber cement. The April 18, 2024 and April 20, 2025 storms across West County pulled loose vinyl off homes; Hardie held. For matching partial-facade work, our fiber cement siding in Town and Country program covers Nichiha and Allura lines too.
From the first walkaround to the final punch list, our Hardie installs follow a clear, repeatable sequence. Here’s how we take a Town and Country facade from tired vinyl or dated aluminum to a factory-finished fiber cement wrap that lasts.
We walk your facade, measure every elevation, and note trustee color rules on-site. You get a firm written quote with product, color, and scope broken out. No pressure at all.
We package ColorPlus swatches, warranty docs, and product data for your indenture board. Your trustees review and sign off. Then we file the city building permit on your behalf.
Old siding comes down, sheathing gets inspected, and soft spots get replaced quickly. We install weather-resistive barrier and flash every window, door, and penetration to code.
HardiePlank, HardiePanel, or HardieShingle goes up with hidden fasteners and tight reveals. Trim, soffit, and fascia lock the whole system together cleanly for lasting protection.
We caulk, touch up cut edges with ColorPlus paint, and haul off every last scrap. You walk the job with our lead, sign the punch list, and get warranty docs before we go home.
Alliance Program membership isn’t a marketing sticker — it means James Hardie has vetted our install methods, documented our project volume, and trusts our crews to handle the ColorPlus, Statement Collection, and Aspyre product lines to spec. On a Wild Horse Creek Road custom facade or a Price Road corridor rebuild, that vetting shows up in reveal spacing, fastener pull-through, expansion gaps, and how cleanly we terminate courses at brick returns and window heads.
Top Quality Exteriors was founded in 2022 and our leadership team carries 7+ years of exterior experience across the St. Louis metro area. We’re BBB Accredited with an A+ rating, licensed in both Missouri and Illinois, and we carry full general liability plus workers’ compensation coverage — so if a hardwood limb drops during install (and it does under Town and Country canopy), your property is covered without a paperwork scramble on your end.
Installed pricing on James Hardie siding in Town and Country generally runs $9 to $13 per square foot, with a full-home wrap on a 2,000-square-foot elevation landing near $14,000 on average. Complex custom homes with dormer stacks, turret returns, multi-story gables, and bay projections push higher — every corner, kickout, and detour past architectural detail costs labor. The premium over vinyl is real, but so is the 30-year non-prorated substrate warranty.
For homeowners who prefer to spread the investment across payments, we offer Hearth Financing and GreenSky Financing with quick soft-credit prequalification and flexible terms. Partial-facade jobs — gable-only accents, dormer wraps, or replacing a rot-damaged elevation on a 1950s ranch — start much lower and often pair with our LP SmartSide siding in Town and Country line on secondary or rear elevations to balance the total budget out.
Every credential we carry is a commitment to quality, safety, and your peace of mind — on every project, in every state we serve.
