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Moisture can infiltrate wood siding, leading to rot and mold that compromise your home’s structure. By the time you notice the damage, repair costs can escalate.
Installing new siding in this area enhances your home’s curb appeal and increases its resale value. This project offers a variety of textures and finishes to complement your home’s style and the neighborhood.
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| Fiber Cement Siding Vancouver Profile | Color Plus Prices | James Hardie Color Plus Prices | Factory Finish Prices | Factory Finished Prices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fiber Cement Siding | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 |
| James Hardie Siding | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 |
| Fibre Cement Siding | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 |
| Hardie Board Siding | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 |
| James Hardie ColorPlus Siding | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 | CAD 10 – 20 |
Durable Protection for Your Home
Wood siding absorbs rain and can warp in just a few seasons. Fiber cement stops that problem before it starts. It’s made from materials that won’t swell or rot.
This means a stable exterior that lasts for decades in wet weather. It holds paint better and resists pests, so you won’t have to repair or repaint often. Fiber cement siding in Vancouver gives you that peace of mind.
Vancouver’s rainy season tests every exterior. Wood siding can show damage in just a few years. That’s why many homeowners are choosing a material made for this climate.
From Kitsilano craftsman homes to modern builds in Mount Pleasant, Vancouver needs siding that can handle moisture without constant upkeep. Fiber cement keeps your home’s exterior looking great through every rainy winter.
Installation Techniques
In Vancouver, we install fiber cement planks that are usually 5/16-inch thick. These planks come with a factory-applied primer or pre-finished color to resist moisture. The mix of cellulose, sand, and cement stays stable even when wet, which prevents swelling like wood. For the damp winters in Vancouver, we use stainless steel ring-shank nails to avoid rust stains.
We follow standard practices by using a ventilated rainscreen. Vertical furring strips are attached over the house wrap, creating a 3/8-inch drainage gap. The siding panels attach to these strips, leaving a 1/8-inch gap at all butt joints and field-cut ends to let water escape. At trim lines and around windows, we add head flashings and kickout diverters to direct moisture outward.
The area around your siding must control rain and internal moisture. In Vancouver, where wind-driven rain is common, it’s important to design a good drainage plane. A ventilated air gap behind the cladding helps prevent water from being pulled into the wall. Weep openings at the bottom allow moisture to drain and help with drying through air circulation.
Flashing at horizontal trim, window heads, and deck ledgers creates barriers that stop water from moving inward. Fiber cement’s low permeability lets the wall dry to the outside through the ventilated space, while a water-resistive barrier behind it manages any bulk water. We secure the siding without puncturing the drainage plane by driving nails into furring strips, keeping the back of the siding clear of the WRB.
Fiber cement expands and contracts slightly with temperature changes. We leave gaps at inside corners and where siding meets trim, sealing only the lap joints with flashing. This allows the material to move without cracking caulk or letting water in during Vancouver’s mild, wet seasons.
