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Damp coastal air can cause significant damage to your home’s exterior, leading to peeling and warping. Protect your investment with durable materials designed for this climate.
Cedar siding enhances your home’s curb appeal while providing insulation. It’s a smart choice for homeowners looking to improve energy efficiency and maintain a beautiful exterior.
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| Cedar Siding Steveston Profile | Economy Steveston Cedar Siding Prices | Mid-Range Steveston Cedar Siding Prices | Premium Steveston Cedar Siding Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lap Cedar Siding | CAD 4,000 – CAD 9,000 | CAD 8,000 – CAD 18,000 | CAD 16,000 – CAD 35,000 |
| Board and Batten Siding | CAD 4,000 – CAD 9,000 | CAD 8,000 – CAD 18,000 | CAD 16,000 – CAD 35,000 |
| Bevel Cedar Siding | CAD 4,000 – CAD 9,000 | CAD 8,000 – CAD 18,000 | CAD 16,000 – CAD 35,000 |
| Tongue and Groove Siding | CAD 4,000 – CAD 9,000 | CAD 8,000 – CAD 18,000 | CAD 16,000 – CAD 35,000 |
Cedar Siding That Lasts
Damp coastal air in Steveston causes ordinary siding to peel and warp in just a few seasons. Our cedar siding in Vancouver provides a natural wood defense that handles moisture without needing constant upkeep.
We use shiplap joints, stainless fasteners, and vapor-breathable coatings to keep out rain while allowing the wall to dry. This means a house wrap that keeps its color and strength for decades, even close to the shore.
Steveston’s location on the Fraser River delta means siding faces salt mist, damp fog, and heavy rain all year. A material that looks good but can’t shed moisture will soon show stains, warps, and rot.
In Steveston, we install cedar siding with back-venting and corrosion-resistant metalwork designed for this area. Your home keeps its village charm without the constant maintenance that coastal weather usually requires.
Cedar Siding Installation
We install clear vertical-grain cedar in Steveston because its tight grain resists bending in high humidity. Shiplap or channel profiles allow for seasonal expansion without creating gaps. Every board is back-primed with a breathable alkyd-oil primer to protect the wood from moisture.
We use 316-grade stainless steel fasteners to resist the salt air from the Strait of Georgia. Nails are spaced to allow movement, using ring-shank nails for strength without splitting. At butt joints, we apply a flexible sealant over a backer rod to keep out wind-driven rain while allowing the wood to move.
A ¾-inch rainscreen gap behind the siding, created by vertical furring strips, ensures proper drainage and ventilation. This gap breaks the path for moisture and helps the back of the siding dry quickly after rain, preventing rot and paint failure.
The building envelope in Steveston must handle water intrusion while allowing vapor to escape due to the high humidity year-round. Cedar siding over a rainscreen acts as drained and ventilated cladding, with a drainage plane behind it—usually a two-layer building paper or a synthetic WRB—directing any water downward and outward.
Flashing details at windows and doors are important: head flashings with end dams, sill pans sloped to the outside, and integrated jamb flashings that overlap the drainage plane. These details stop water from getting behind the siding at weak points during heavy rain.
The assembly is designed to let vapor escape to the outside, so any moisture that enters the wall cavity can dry outward. This is done by not using interior vapor barriers on the exterior side and using a smart vapor retarder or no vapor barrier inside, depending on the wall assembly. The result is a wall that breathes, lowering the risk of condensation and decay in the framing.
