
HardiePlank Lap Siding
The classic overlapping board in the version James Hardie makes for cold climates with metal behind every joint.
James Hardie fiber cement siding installed the way Hardie asks for cold climates on Bloomington homes.
Our Services

The classic overlapping board in the version James Hardie makes for cold climates with metal behind every joint.

Staggered shingle panels for gables and tall panels with strips over the seams for a farmhouse look.

Matching fiber cement trim boards with the color baked on at the factory and a fifteen-year finish warranty.
Reviews
Brian Kelly
I called up Jim from minnesota window. My neighbor referred me! His crew had my roof done in 1 day ⚡️and my roof is not small. It was extremely satisfied with the whole experience! The sofit, fascia as well as the gutters, we're all on point! I would highly recommend this company to have all your exterior needs done! So thanks jim! Brian in edina
Kevin Douglas
Working with Ann has been a pleasure. She is knowledgeable and always follows through. Anyone needing roofing, windows or siding should give them a call.
Renee Wiger
We had both windows and siding installed by Minnesota Windows and Siding Co Inc of Bloomington MN. It turned out beautifully. The team's highly skilled craftsmanship is outstanding. We are very pleased with their expertise and the results of the project. We would highly recommend their services to anyone seeking great precision and quality.
Marina
Minnesota Window and Siding installed quality new windows with precision and care, we are extremely happy with the results! We highly recommend this company!
Jayda Jacobson
When we had to get our windows replaced we were referred to Jim at Minnesota Window & Siding co. His crew did a great job and Jim was very knowledgable about the whole process. We’re very happy with our new windows. Thanks Jim!
Troy Jacobson
Jim Pope was very knowledgeable and professional when it came to answering all my questions about the window instalation process. Great guy and great company!
Why Us
James Hardie sets its own rules and we follow them: gaps above the roof and ground, metal behind each joint, no ColorPlus in deep cold.

Questions
It fits best where the exterior is meant to last a generation. Cedar that has outlived its stain cycle, dated steel or hardboard siding, a remodel where the outside should match the money spent inside, a wish for a painted-wood look without repainting every few years, and any worry about fire, woodpeckers, or rot all point to fiber cement. It is heavier and costs more than vinyl, so it makes the most sense on a house you plan to keep.
Seven steps, most of them shared with every other re-side, plus the manufacturer's own rules. We settle the board style and color at a free in-home consultation, then send a written estimate and pull the permit. The old siding comes off and rotten boards are replaced. A weatherproof layer goes over the wall for Bloomington or your city to inspect. Then the boards go up with metal behind every joint and the gaps James Hardie requires above the roof and the ground. The general steps are on the siding page, and cut ends get sealed and touched up before we leave.
Finish and footage. Primed boards you paint on site cost less than ColorPlus boards with the factory-baked finish, and from there the square footage, the number of stories, shingle or panel accents, trim, stripping the old siding, and any rot found underneath set the number. Fiber cement sits above vinyl on price and recouped about 114 percent of its cost at resale nationally in the 2025 Cost vs. Value report.
It is made for them. The HZ5 line sold here is engineered for freezing, wet climates, with a surface that resists shrinking, swelling, and cracking through freeze-thaw, and the board itself will not burn, rot, or feed woodpeckers. James Hardie publishes no hail rating, so we do not claim one, and its ColorPlus finish carries a fifteen-year finish warranty from the maker. Homeowners who want something lighter on tall walls often look at LP SmartSide instead.
Plan on one to two weeks for a typical house. The boards are heavier and every cut is made with dust control, so it runs a little slower than vinyl. ColorPlus boards are kept warm and dry before they go up, and we wait out a deep cold snap rather than hang boards in it. The written estimate carries a timeline for your house.
Our siding crews cover the Twin Cities south and west metro. That includes Apple Valley, Bloomington, Burnsville, Chanhassen, Eagan, Eden Prairie, Edina, Lakeville, Mendota Heights, Minneapolis, Minnetonka, Prior Lake, Richfield, Rosemount, Savage, Shakopee, and St. Louis Park. On the same house we also handle fascia wrap, roofing, storm repairs, gutters, patio doors, roof repairs, and window replacement.
Service Area
We install James Hardie siding on homes in Bloomington and the Hennepin County suburbs around it.
Get in Touch
Tell us the look you want for the house and we will set up a free consultation.