Fiber Cement Siding Contractors Near Cibolo, Ranked by Rating
Cibolo doesn't carry enough fiber cement license records on this site, so the 7 contractors below are ordered by Google rating instead. Relatively Low wildfire risk and Relatively Low hurricane risk near Cibolo are exactly the two hazards fiber cement's noncombustible, moisture-resistant makeup is built to answer.
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What FEMA's risk index shows for Guadalupe County
Guadalupe County carries a Relatively Low hurricane rating and a Relatively Low wildfire rating on FEMA's National Risk Index.
Two very different hazards for a Cibolo homeowner to weigh, and fiber cement is one of the few common claddings that holds up against both at once.
- Strong wind
- Relatively Moderate
- Hail
- Relatively Moderate
- Hurricane
- Relatively Low
- Wildfire
- Relatively Low
Data: FEMA, National Risk Index for Natural Hazards - County-level table, v1.20 (v1.20, December 2025).
Fiber cement contractors near Cibolo, ranked by their Google rating
Review count works like a multiplier here: a 5.0 from a dozen reviewers can still rank under a 4.7 built on a few hundred. That math has nothing to do with licensing, so look up the contractor's license or registration number with the state before you commit.
River City Gutters
Siding contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 326
- Area
- Cibolo 78108
SoTex Roofing and Exteriors
Siding contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 57
- Area
- Schertz 78154
McKinney R & R LLC
Siding contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 51
- Area
- Cibolo 78108
Walton Roofing
Siding contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 85
- Area
- Schertz 78154
LMP Roofing and Construction
Siding contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 53
- Area
- Cibolo 78108
Serview Home Pros
Siding contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 74
- Area
- Selma 78154
CR3 American Exteriors of San Antonio
Siding contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 15
- Area
- Universal City 78148
Fiber cement questions worth asking before you sign
- Is this product factory-primed or factory-finished, and if primed, will painting happen inside the manufacturer's required window?
- What ground clearance and roofline clearance will the crew actually leave, and does it match the manufacturer's published minimums?
- How will the crew control silica dust when cutting, and what equipment are they using outdoors versus indoors?
- If this home is in a fire hazard zone, is the specific product and assembly rated for it, not just the base material?
- What does the substrate warranty cover, separately from any paint or finish warranty?
- Is this formulation built for {city}'s climate zone, or a generic nationwide version?