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Damp air and salt spray damage wood siding, causing paint to blister and boards to swell. Water seeps behind the cladding, leading to hidden rot that can compromise your home. This cycle costs time and money each season.
A durable exterior should enhance your home’s appearance without constant maintenance. Longboard aluminum siding maintains its color and never needs painting, ensuring your home looks sharp in White Rock’s bright seaside light.
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| Longboard Siding White Rock Plank Profile | Standard Longboard Siding Prices | Woodgrain Longboard Siding Prices | Solid Architectural Longboard Siding Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Board and Batten Profile | CAD 30 – CAD 35 | CAD 35 – CAD 40 | CAD 40 – CAD 45 |
| Modern Plank Profile | CAD 28 – CAD 32 | CAD 32 – CAD 38 | CAD 38 – CAD 42 |
| V-Groove Plank Profile | CAD 26 – CAD 30 | CAD 30 – CAD 36 | CAD 36 – CAD 40 |
| Shiplap Cladding Profile | CAD 25 – CAD 29 | CAD 29 – CAD 34 | CAD 34 – CAD 39 |
Protect Your Home's Exterior
The damp, salty air that hits White Rock homes doesn’t have to limit your siding’s life. Longboard’s aluminum cladding gives you a lasting solution to swelling, rot, and peeling paint. It sheds moisture instead of soaking it up, so you won’t deal with the same damage you’d see with wood.
Our Longboard siding in Vancouver uses interlocking planks and a baked-on finish to keep water out. The system expands and contracts with temperature changes without warping, giving you a sealed exterior that stays tight and looks fresh for years.
In White Rock, constant marine moisture and salty winds speed up wood siding decay. Homes here need siding that can handle salt spray without needing constant repainting. Longboard’s aluminum planks resist rust and never swell, offering lasting protection in this tough coastal area.
Many waterfront homes have older wood or hardboard siding that swells and splits after just a few seasons. The aluminum plank system gives those homes a modern look that withstands the oceanfront climate year after year. You get a strong, low-maintenance finish without the hassle of scraping and painting.
Longboard Siding Installation
For homes near the ocean, we install Longboard planks over pressure-treated furring strips. This creates a ventilated air gap that helps the back of the siding dry after storms. We use stainless steel clips and fasteners to secure the planks without going through the face. This protects the factory-applied Kynar finish and allows for thermal movement without causing buckling.
The solid aluminum planks resist swelling, rot, and peeling paint in White Rock’s damp and salty environment. Interlocking seams help direct water downward. We stagger end joints away from the direction of storm winds to reduce moisture getting in. The plank profile also adds strength, keeping its shape even when hit by wind-borne debris.
The wet and windy conditions along White Rock’s waterfront need a building envelope that controls moisture well. Installing Longboard siding over a ventilated air space creates a pressure-equalized rainscreen. This setup allows water to drain freely and air to circulate behind the planks, helping to dry the wall after storms. This capillary break stops moisture from moving into the sheathing or framing, which is important to prevent rot and mold in coastal homes.
Flashing details are very important. We install head flashings above windows and doors and use continuous Z-flashing at horizontal trim lines to direct water outward. The aluminum cladding acts as the main surface to shed water, while the hidden drainage plane takes care of any leftover moisture. This layered approach keeps the structural layer dry, even when salt spray hits the walls year after year.
