what color siding is this?

Pam Rezek

vor 2 Jahren

what color of James Hardie siding was used on this house?

Dutch Colonial Style Home - Park Ridge, IL in James Hardie Siding & Trim · Mehr Info

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Siding & Windows Group Ltd
vor 2 Jahren
Hi Pam, thanks for the question. The color of James Hardie siding is Evening Blue.

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