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Cedar siding here faces relentless moisture that accelerates rot. A small stain can quickly spread, undermining the entire exterior. Ignoring it leads to costly repairs down the road.
New siding enhances your home’s curb appeal. It provides a fresh, clean look that stands out in the neighborhood. This project is a smart investment that pays off when it’s time to sell.
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| Fleetwood Cedar Siding Profile | Economy Fleetwood Cedar Siding Prices | Mid-Range Fleetwood Cedar Siding Prices | Premium Fleetwood Cedar Siding Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vancouver Cedar Siding | CAD 4,000 – CAD 7,000 | CAD 7,000 – CAD 12,000 | CAD 12,000 – CAD 25,000 |
| Bevel Lap Cedar Siding | CAD 4,800 – CAD 8,400 | CAD 8,400 – CAD 14,400 | CAD 14,400 – CAD 30,000 |
| Tongue and Groove Cedar Siding | CAD 5,200 – CAD 9,100 | CAD 9,100 – CAD 15,600 | CAD 15,600 – CAD 32,500 |
| Board and Batten Cedar Siding | CAD 5,600 – CAD 9,800 | CAD 9,800 – CAD 16,800 | CAD 16,800 – CAD 35,000 |
Cedar Siding That Lasts
Cedar siding naturally resists moisture, but without proper installation, Vancouver’s rain finds every weakness. Dark stains and soft spots show that water has gotten through the surface. Cedar siding installation for Vancouver homes needs a system that seals every joint and edge.
We use kiln-dried cedar with a water-repellent treatment applied at the factory. Then we install it over a rain-screen system that lets any moisture that gets behind drain and dry. The result is siding that stays strong and clear, even during the wettest months.
In Fleetwood, winter rains are heavy, and many homes have older cedar siding that has soaked up moisture for years. This area sees more siding problems than drier places.
Replacing it with properly treated cedar means your home can handle the coastal climate. The right siding won’t change color or warp, even when the rain lasts for weeks. It’s a smart investment for Fleetwood’s unique weather.
Cedar Siding Installation
For homes in Fleetwood, we use kiln-dried western red cedar with a clear or high-grade factory finish that has a water-repellent preservative. The wood is back-primed, and we seal every cut end on site before installation. These steps help stop moisture from wicking in from the back and edges, which can cause dark stains and soft spots on older siding.
We start installation with a drainage plane. Vertical furring strips are attached over the water-resistive barrier to create an air gap behind the siding. We then nail the cedar boards or shingles with stainless steel fasteners, leaving a small gap at butt joints to allow for water drainage and air circulation. This open joint detail, along with the rainscreen, helps any moisture that gets behind the siding to evaporate quickly instead of soaking into the sheathing.
The rainscreen assembly changes how wind-driven rain interacts with the wall. By separating the cladding from the structural sheathing with an air chamber, air pressure equalizes across the siding. This reduces the suction that pulls rainwater inward. In Fleetwood’s damp marine climate, where storms bring steady rain, this pressure-equalized system manages water well and prevents buildup.
The water-resistive barrier overlaps at all horizontal joints and works with flashings at windows, doors, and deck ledger attachments. Fasteners go through the strapping into the studs, supporting structural loads without compressing the drainage cavity. The cedar serves as a primary rain screen, shedding most of the water, while the hidden components keep the wall assembly dry and durable year after year.
