BEFORE
AFTER
Project Location
Medford, NJ
Project Type
Front Exterior Renovation
James Hardie Siding Installation
Staggered Shake Siding
Board and Batten Siding
Stonecraft Stone Accent
ProVia Endure Window Installation
James Hardie Window and Door Trim
Project Overview
For this featured project in Medford, NJ, Porter Family Exteriors transformed the front of the home with new siding, stonework, windows, and trim details.
The old siding was removed and replaced with James Hardie siding in Navajo Beige. To give the front exterior more texture and dimension, the project included both staggered shake siding and board and batten siding, along with matching James Hardie corners and trim.
Stonecraft stone was installed along the lower portion of the home, and new ProVia Endure windows were added to complete the front exterior update. Together, these materials gave the home a more polished look while keeping the design warm, balanced, and natural for the neighborhood.
A Front Elevation Designed for More Curb Appeal
This project focused on the most visible part of the home: the front exterior.
Instead of treating the update as a basic siding swap, Porter Family Exteriors used the front elevation as an opportunity to add more depth, contrast, and curb appeal. The Navajo Beige siding created a soft, classic base, while the Stonecraft stone added texture and weight to the lower portion of the home.
For homeowners in Medford and the surrounding South Jersey area, this type of front exterior renovation shows how the right mix of siding, stone, windows, and trim can make the home feel more complete without requiring a full exterior overhaul.
Layering James Hardie Profiles With Stonecraft Stone
One of the strongest design choices on this Medford project was the use of multiple James Hardie siding profiles.
The staggered shake siding added texture and character, while the board and batten siding brought clean vertical lines to the front of the home. The matching James Hardie corners and trim helped tie the materials together so the finished exterior looked intentional from top to bottom.
The Stonecraft stone along the lower front exterior added contrast against the Navajo Beige siding and gave the home a more custom look. This kind of material layering is especially effective on front exterior renovations because it adds visual interest where people notice it first.
Homeowners comparing options can also review Porter Family Exteriors’ James Hardie siding guide to better understand siding styles, profiles, colors, and installation considerations before starting a project.
Completing the Front With ProVia Endure Windows and Hardie Trim
The new ProVia Endure windows played an important role in the finished design. Since the front exterior was being updated, replacing the windows helped the renovation feel complete instead of leaving older window units surrounded by new siding and stone.
The James Hardie window and door trim also helped sharpen the exterior lines. Clean trim around the windows and doors created better definition and helped the siding, stone, and windows work together as one finished design.
For homeowners who want to visualize siding, stone, trim, and window combinations before making final decisions, Porter Family Exteriors also offers a 3D Design Preview to help preview exterior updates before installation begins.
Built by a Proven James Hardie Contractor Serving South Jersey
Porter Family Exteriors is a James Hardie Elite Contractor and is the only company in the Northeast to win both the James Hardie President’s Club and the James Hardie Service Excellence Award, two years running.
This Medford project also reflects Porter Family Exteriors’ continued work across South Jersey. From the Cherry Hill, NJ office, the team serves homeowners throughout Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties. Porter Family Exteriors also maintains a 5-star Google rating across all three locations, giving homeowners added confidence when planning a major exterior renovation.
What Went Into the $39,000 Front Exterior Renovation
This Medford project totaled $39,000 and included the main materials and labor needed to update the front of the home.
The project included:
- Removal of the old siding on the front of the home
- James Hardie siding installation in Navajo Beige
- Staggered shake siding upgrade
- Board and batten siding upgrade
- Matching James Hardie corner and trim details
- Stonecraft stone installed along the lower front exterior
- New ProVia Endure windows
- James Hardie window and door trim
Project pricing can vary depending on the size of the renovation area, material selections, siding profiles, stonework, window quantity, trim details, and any preparation needed before installation. For this home, the cost reflected a focused front exterior renovation with upgraded siding, stone, windows, and trim.
The Finished Front Exterior
The completed project gave the front of this Medford home a more layered and finished look. The Navajo Beige James Hardie siding kept the design warm and timeless, while the staggered shake, board and batten, and Stonecraft stone added depth and character.
The ProVia Endure windows and James Hardie trim helped complete the renovation, making the front of the home feel more cohesive from top to bottom.
This project is a strong example of how updating the front elevation can create a noticeable curb appeal improvement without requiring a full home exterior remodel.
Considering a Front Exterior Renovation in Medford, NJ?
If the front of your home feels outdated or could use more character, Porter Family Exteriors can help plan an update that fits your home’s style.
From James Hardie siding and Stonecraft stone to ProVia Endure windows and finished trim details, Porter Family Exteriors helps homeowners across Medford and South Jersey create cleaner, more durable, and more polished exteriors.
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