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Moisture can rot the structure behind your siding, causing more than just peeling paint. This hidden damage spreads quickly in our damp climate. Engineered wood siding resists moisture and warping.
LP SmartSide siding also enhances your home’s curb appeal with its authentic wood-grain texture. The factory finish withstands rainy winters, keeping it looking fresh for years. This investment boosts property value in the neighborhood.
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| LP SmartSide Siding Capilano Siding Profile | Primed Finish Price | Diamond Kote Prefinished Price | Standard Prefinished Price | Field-Painted Finish Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LP SmartSide Siding | CAD 9 – 16 | CAD 12 – 20 | CAD 11 – 18 | CAD 11 – 19 |
| Lap Siding | CAD 9 – 15 | CAD 12 – 18 | CAD 11 – 17 | CAD 11 – 18 |
| Panel Siding | CAD 8 – 13 | CAD 11 – 16 | CAD 10 – 15 | CAD 10 – 16 |
| Board and Batten Siding | CAD 10 – 17 | CAD 13 – 20 | CAD 12 – 19 | CAD 12 – 20 |
| Cedar-Texture Shake Siding | CAD 11 – 18 | CAD 14 – 22 | CAD 13 – 21 | CAD 13 – 21 |
Durable protection for exteriors
Peeling paint and rot start small but spread quickly when moisture gets behind the siding. LP SmartSide siding stops that cycle with a treated wood-strand core that resists impact, decay, and the damp air that harms exteriors year after year.
The boards come with a factory-applied finish and a 50-year warranty on the substrate. This means fewer repaints, less maintenance, and a stable exterior that stays straight instead of warping. We install LP SmartSide siding for Vancouver homes with full trim, flashing, and moisture barriers to keep water out.
Capilano homes are near the river valley and the inlet, where morning fog and winter rain keep siding wet for days. Standard wood or fiber-cement can swell and hold that moisture, but LP SmartSide’s engineered strands and resin binders shed water before it soaks through.
Many houses here were built mid-century and still have their original cedar, which is now soft to the touch. Switching to engineered siding keeps the wooded look of the neighborhood while giving you an exterior that withstands Capilano weather without constant scraping and repainting.
Technical Features in Capilano
LP SmartSide siding installed in Capilano has a treated engineered wood strand core with zinc borate. This helps resist moisture from the river valley and inlet. The panels come primed or with a factory-applied acrylic finish that sheds water. This finish reduces the need for on-site painting, which is important due to the short weather windows. For Capilano’s climate, we suggest a smooth or cedar-texture lap profile. This design mimics the original mid-century look and provides a continuous drainage shadow line.
Installation starts with a properly lapped weather-resistant barrier. The siding is attached with corrosion-resistant ring-shank nails into the studs. We leave a small gap at butt joints and cover them with a backer plate or flashing. This prevents water from wicking behind the boards. At windows and corners, we use self-adhering flashing tape that works with the housewrap to direct incidental moisture outward.
In Capilano’s moist climate, the building envelope needs a drainage plane and a ventilation gap behind the siding to help it dry. We install vertical furring strips over the weather barrier. This creates a capillary break that stops water from being trapped against the sheathing. This air gap lowers the risk of paint blistering by balancing pressure and letting moisture vapor escape.
Flashing at the bottom of each wall section directs water out over the siding below. Head flashing above windows and doors works with the housewrap to stop water from draining behind the trim. The siding is installed with a small gap at the bottom to let incidental moisture drain freely. Fastener patterns follow manufacturer guidelines to resist wind uplift, with closer spacing at edges in exposed areas where gusts can funnel along the Capilano River valley.
