Siding that seals the envelope, not just the look.
Your walls are half of your home's weather defence. As a roofing company first, we treat siding as part of the same water-management system, not a separate cosmetic job.
Materials we put our name on.
- Fibre cement (James Hardie). The coastal BC benchmark. Holds paint for decades, shrugs off rain and pests, strong fire resistance.
- Vinyl lap & shake-look. Budget-friendly, never needs painting, huge colour range including matching shake accents for gables.
- Engineered wood. Real-wood texture with modern moisture protection for homes that want warmth without cedar's upkeep.
- Aluminum & steel panel. Increasingly popular on contemporary builds, essentially zero maintenance.
Not sure what's on your house now or what suits it? We identify, assess and bring samples.
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Why siding belongs to an envelope contractor.
The most common siding failure in coastal BC isn't the cladding. It's what happens where cladding meets rooflines: kick-out flashings missing at lower roof-to-wall transitions, deck ledgers unflashed, trim butted into shingles instead of clear of them. Water gets behind perfect-looking siding and rots the wall from inside.
We build those transitions correctly because we build roofs every day. When we do your siding, the roofline junctions are engineered details, not someone else's problem.
Bundle it: re-roofing plus gable siding in one mobilization saves real money versus two separate contractors.
Time to look closer at your walls?
- Soft or swelling boards near lower rooflines and decks
- Paint peeling in vertical streaks below window corners
- Warped or buckling panels on sun-exposed walls
- Moss lines along horizontal joints holding moisture
- Higher heating bills than the house used to have
How much does new siding cost?
Can you repair just the damaged section?
How long does a siding job take?
Do you replace house wrap and insulation?
What about soffit, fascia and trims?
Walls looking tired? Free inspection tells you where you stand.
A real conversation with a local roofer. No pressure and no obligation, just honest advice about your roof.