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James Hardie Introduces Color Tool

Jan 12, 2017 

Are you looking for a way to give your home an exterior makeover? James Hardie’s fiber cement siding provides lasting quality and the unmatched beauty of the look of wood—without the maintenance. James Hardie’s ColorPlus® Technology gives you a wide range of color choices, all engineered to resist fading in any climate. Now, James Hardie makes it easy to choose…

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Prevent Condensation on Your Windows This Winter

Jan 05, 2017 

Are your windows sweating, even in the winter? It’s not the window’s fault. Window condensation occurs when the water vapor in the air contacts a surface that has a temperature below the dew point—like your bathroom mirrors after a hot shower. In the winter, the humidity inside your home can become too high and cause condensation on the windows. The…

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Things to Consider Before Replacing Windows

Dec 22, 2016 

Is it time to replace your home’s windows? Maybe you’re feeling too many drafts seep through the old windows or they just don’t add to the curb appeal of your home. Whether for energy efficiency or aesthetics—or both—window replacement is a smart investment in your home.…

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Christmas Tree Safety Tips

Dec 15, 2016 

According to the U.S. Fire Administration, one out of three Christmas tree fires occurring in a home is the result of electrical issues. The National Fire Protection Agency reports that 210 home fires begin with Christmas trees—causing an average of 7 deaths, 19 injuries, and $17.5 million in property damage. Both agencies state that, while home fires that result from…

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Stone Siding Adds Natural Beauty with Less Weight and Cost

Dec 08, 2016 

Stone has been used for home exteriors since caves provided the only shelter. From castles to cottages, stone has a long history of durability and natural beauty. That heritage continues today, and homeowners now have the option of stone veneer for siding. The 2016 Cost Vs. Value Report from Remodeling Magazine showed that adding a manufactured stone veneer to your…

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Giving Heartfelt Gifts Without Shopping

Dec 01, 2016 

The annual Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping frenzy kicked off the start to holiday gift-giving. Whether you were part of the massive crowds and lines at your favorite stores or searched tirelessly online for the best deals, you may have asked yourself, “Why am I doing this?” Giving a gift should feel as good to the giver as to…

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How to Winterize Your Home

Nov 25, 2016 

You can feel the chill in your air. But are you feeling it inside your home? Get ready for the cold months ahead by following these steps to winterize your home. Test your heating system. Don’t wait until it’s time to turn on the heat to actually turn on the heat. Turn up the thermostat to 80 degrees. Listen for…

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Planning a Stress-Free Thanksgiving Dinner

Nov 17, 2016 

Thanksgiving is one day each year that is set aside for giving thanks for what we have. That’s supposed to include family and friends. Why, then, do we stress so much over planning for this day? Here are some tips to help you reduce the stress of planning Thanksgiving dinner. Estimate enough turkey. On average, plan 1 to 1 ½…

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Holiday Festivals in Kansas City

Nov 09, 2016 

Halloween is over, Thanksgiving is coming soon - it's the official kick-off for the 2016 holiday season. Are you feeling festive yet? Here is a schedule of upcoming events and holidays festivals around the Kansas City to help put you in the holiday mood. Zona Rosa kicks off the season with a lighting ceremony on November 19, at 4:00 p.m. The…

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If you know you want to get your home exterior project done, but are feeling stress about paying for it all at once, we can help.

Our financing partner, GreenSky, has sensible payment plans that work for homeowners who prefer to pay in installments. You can also ask your JoCo Siding & Window Co. sales representative about the details!

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"Working with Johnson County Siding & Windows was a pleasure. They delivered high quality work swiftly for a reasonable price and were respectful of my home. Highly recommend Johnson County Siding & Windows for window replacement!”

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06-25-2023
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06-19-2023
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"We are impressed with the quality of the work and we are very pleased with the value after comparing to other options. The crew that did the siding was absolutely awesome. And we are thrilled with the James Hardie Color Plus Siding for the low maintenance from here on out! Thank you to everyone at Johnson County Siding & Window from their sales person to their lead manager and to the crew!”

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06-08-2023

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