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When cedar siding warps from the area’s damp conditions, it often means water is already working behind the boards. Fasteners loosen, and the entire exterior becomes vulnerable to further damage. What starts as a small split can lead to costly repairs.
This wood adds a warm, timeless character to homes. A fresh stain can enhance the grain while protecting against the summer sun, ensuring your home looks polished and stands out.
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| Cedar Siding Coquitlam Profile | Preventative Recoating Price | Total Installed Price | Siding Materials Price | Routine Maintenance Price | Materials and Labor Price | Installation Labor Price | Surface Preparation Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vancouver Cedar Siding | CAD 8 – 14 | CAD 12 – 30 | CAD 6 – 14 | CAD 1 – 3 | CAD 12 – 30 | CAD 4 – 10 | CAD 1 – 3 |
| Standard Cedar Siding | CAD 8 – 14 | CAD 12 – 30 | CAD 6 – 14 | CAD 1 – 3 | CAD 12 – 30 | CAD 4 – 10 | CAD 1 – 3 |
| General Cedar Siding | CAD 7 – 11 | CAD 12 – 24 | CAD 6 – 11 | CAD 1 – 3 | CAD 12 – 24 | CAD 6 – 10 | CAD 1 – 3 |
| Clear Grade Cedar | CAD 8 – 14 | CAD 12 – 24 | CAD 8 – 14 | CAD 1 – 3 | CAD 12 – 24 | CAD 6 – 10 | CAD 1 – 3 |
| Cedar Shake Siding | CAD 12 – 22 | CAD 12 – 22 | CAD 5 – 8 | CAD 1 – 3 | CAD 10 – 23 | CAD 4 – 8 | CAD 1 – 3 |
| Knotty Grade Cedar | CAD 8 – 14 | CAD 12 – 24 | CAD 6 – 9 | CAD 1 – 3 | CAD 12 – 24 | CAD 6 – 10 | CAD 1 – 3 |
| Yellow Cedar Siding | CAD 8 – 14 | CAD 12 – 24 | CAD 6 – 11 | CAD 1 – 3 | CAD 12 – 24 | CAD 6 – 10 | CAD 1 – 3 |
| Low Grade Cedar Shakes | CAD 6 – 9 | CAD 12 – 22 | CAD 6 – 9 | CAD 1 – 3 | CAD 10 – 23 | CAD 4 – 8 | CAD 1 – 3 |
| Premium Cedar Shakes | CAD 10 – 15 | CAD 12 – 22 | CAD 10 – 15 | CAD 1 – 3 | CAD 10 – 23 | CAD 4 – 8 | CAD 1 – 3 |
Moisture protection for your home
Homeowners in Coquitlam reach out to us when moisture has already gotten behind their siding. The solution isn’t just another patch job; it’s a system that stops water before it touches the sheathing.
We install cedar siding for Vancouver homes with layered flashing at every window, corner, and joint. This means no exposed seams for rain to sneak through, even during the long, wet months.
Coquitlam is right next to the mountains, getting more rain than most of Metro Vancouver. Siding here doesn’t just get damp; it stays damp, cycle after cycle, until rot sets in.
That’s why many Coquitlam homes show failing cedar within ten years of installation. Our vented rain-screen approach allows the back of each board to dry out between storms, doubling the life of the wood you see from the street.
Cedar siding installation
Installing cedar siding in Coquitlam starts with choosing the right boards. We use vertical grain heartwood because it has a tight cell structure that helps resist rot. Each board is back-primed and end-sealed on site to stop moisture from getting in.
The installation process follows a clear order. First, we put horizontal furring strips over house wrap to create a drainage gap. Then, we face-nail the boards using stainless steel ring-shank nails. We nail through the thickest part of the board, not through the thin overlap, to avoid splitting when it’s damp.
In Coquitlam homes, we use a vented rain-screen behind the cedar siding. This keeps the siding separate from the wall sheathing. A continuous drainage plane over the house wrap lets any water that gets through the joints flow down and out at the base flashing. This setup stops hydrostatic pressure from pushing moisture into the building.
The furring strips are attached through the sheathing into the studs with corrosion-resistant screws. This creates a strong path that goes past the siding. At windows and doors, flexible self-adhered flashing helps direct water away from the rough opening.
