Oklahoma Siding lays James Hardie fiber cement on Tulsa and Broken Arrow homes, one straight course at a time.

Elite premier installers of James Hardie siding, plus exterior painting, wood rot repair and door replacement. Locally and family-owned since 2012, fully insured, with a 5-Year Craftsmanship Warranty. Free Estimates.

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Over 70 homes in James Hardie plank.

That is their own count, from a locally and family-owned company in Broken Arrow that has been taking tired siding off Tulsa-area houses and putting a better wall back on since 2012.

“I look forward to serving you on your next project. God bless!”
Mike Ross, Owner of Oklahoma Siding

“Oklahoma Siding was great! High-quality workmanship, attention to detail, good work ethic, reasonable estimate, timely schedule, an overall pleasant experience. I highly recommend!”

Patty Johnson, Facebook review

Siding, and what it touches

The plank, the paint, the rotted board behind the fascia, the door in the wall.

Oklahoma Siding installs James Hardie fiber cement and handles the work around it, for homes and commercial buildings across Tulsa, Broken Arrow and Wagner County.

A two-storey house with a bay window finished in light blue-grey fiber cement lap siding and white trim

James Hardie, exclusively

Fiber Cement Siding

James Hardie plank and panel, exclusively. Old siding comes off, the wall gets wrapped, and new fiber cement goes up course by course on homes and commercial buildings.

How Fiber cement siding works

A split-level brick home with its upper storey finished in blue-grey siding and crisp white window trim

Prep first, then paint

Exterior Painting

Power washing, scraping, caulking and primer first, then brush and spray on siding, trim, doors, shutters, decks and fences, residential and commercial.

How Exterior painting works

Open soffit framing over a brick wall and picture window, the old covering removed so the joists are exposed

Found early, cut out clean

Wood Rot Repair

Discoloration, softened wood, musty odors, fungus or mold. Rotted boards are found, cut out and replaced, then painted to blend with the rest of the house.

How Wood rot repair works

A white entry door and a double-hung window set into new cream lap siding above a block footing

Set into the new wall

Door Replacement

Door replacement for homes and commercial buildings. Ask for it on the same free estimate as your siding or paint, and it is planned into the same job.

Ask about a door

Every service, in detail

Why only James Hardie.

LP Smart Siding

Swells from collecting water over the years.

James Hardie

Fiber cement, a blend of cement, sand and cellulose fibers. Impervious to water, fire and animals. It holds paint better and looks better on your home.

That answer is straight from Oklahoma Siding's own FAQ, and it is the reason they install James Hardie exclusively. How a fiber cement job runs

One house, start to finish

Brown lap siding to blue-grey James Hardie, course by course.

Six frames from Oklahoma Siding's own gallery: one bay-window house from tired paint to finished plank, then a brick house whose dormers got the same care.

A two-storey house with a bay window in faded brown lap siding, a ladder already against the wall

01 Before

Brown lap, tired paint

A two-storey bay house, the old siding faded and the ladders already up.

Crew members on ladders with the bay window stripped back to its wood sheathing

02 Stripped

Back to the sheathing

The bay comes down to bare wood so the wall underneath can be seen before anything new goes on.

House wrap on the upper wall and new fiber cement planks going up from the bottom, a worker on a ladder

03 Wrapped and lapped

Wrap, then plank

House wrap first. Then James Hardie plank from the bottom course up, each one lapping the one below.

The same house finished in light blue-grey fiber cement lap siding with white trim

04 Finished

Blue-grey, straight and true

The same bay, the same windows, finished in light blue-grey plank with clean white trim.

A dormer on a brick house wrapped in house wrap, the old cladding removed

05 Second job

A dormer in wrap

On a brick house the dormers carry the siding, and they get the same order of work: opened up, wrapped, then clad.

06 Same dormer

Clad in cream

The dormers finished in cream siding that sits quietly against the old brick.

A finished brick Tudor-style home with a cream-sided dormer, striped awnings and clipped hedges

A siding company that believes in a higher purpose.

Oklahoma Siding is committed to supporting missionary efforts abroad. Every project you undertake with them contributes, helping bring hope, education and vital resources to communities in need.

Closer to home, the 5% discount for military and seniors is their way of giving back to those who have given so much to our communities and county.

Read A Higher Purpose

Free Estimates, and money off the job.

Call or text the office. Request a call back and Oklahoma Siding will get back to you within the next business day.

Call: (918) 223-3987
Text: (918) 704-0942
Hours: Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. Sat - Sun Closed.

$500 OFF a $15,000 Siding Replacement
Siding replacement
$250 OFF any project over $5,000
Any project
5% Discount for Military and Seniors
Military and seniors
Hearth financing: a 0% option for 18 months
Credit scores above 680

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Working in

Tulsa
Broken Arrow
Wagner County
Catoosa
Fair Oaks
Glenpool
Jenks
Oakhurst