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Once the surface breaks down, rust and pinholes appear, leaving the building exposed to more than just salt air. Trapped moisture can lead to rot in the sheathing underneath.
Metal siding offers durability against hail and other impacts. This material reduces the need for frequent repairs, ensuring your home remains protected for years.
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| Ocean Park Metal Siding Panel Profile and Material | Installed Price per Sq. Ft. | Material Price per Sq. Ft. | Panel Thickness or Gauge | Coating and Surface Finish |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steel | CAD 7 – CAD 16 | CAD 4 – CAD 10 | 24–26 gauge | Coated / Painted |
| Aluminum | CAD 6 – CAD 18 | CAD 4 – CAD 6 | 0.019–0.024 in | Coated / Painted |
| Steel (Galvalume) | CAD 8 – CAD 16 | CAD 4 – CAD 8 | 24–26 gauge | Coated / Painted |
| Zinc | CAD 20 – CAD 45 | CAD 15 – CAD 25 | Architectural sheet | Naturally Patinated |
| Copper | CAD 30 – CAD 50 | CAD 20 – CAD 38 | Architectural sheet | Naturally Patinated |
Protection from Coastal Weather
Salt air and damp winters can damage regular siding, but metal cladding provides a strong defense. Instead of fading, peeling, or rusting, your home gets a protective layer that withstands the worst coastal weather.
We install high-quality steel and aluminum panels with factory finishes that keep out moisture and reflect heat. For metal siding in Vancouver, you get a low-maintenance exterior that never needs painting and won’t warp or rot.
Homes in Ocean Park face two main challenges: constant ocean moisture and strong UV rays from the beach. Regular siding fades and swells, but metal siding resists both, keeping your house looking great for years.
The neighborhood has a mix of ranch-style and two-storey homes, often with large exteriors that benefit from metal’s clean lines and easy care. For Ocean Park homeowners, our installers customize each project to fit the local style and coastal conditions.
Metal Siding Materials
Metal siding for homes in Ocean Park uses aluminum or zinc-coated steel panels. These panels have a special paint finish called PVDF. Coatings like Kynar 500 or Hylar 5000 resist salt spray and UV rays better than regular paints. The typical thickness of these panels ranges from 24 to 26 gauge. This thickness gives them strength without making them too heavy for the wall framing.
Installation uses a hidden fastener or clip system. This system allows the panels to expand and contract without bending. Vertical furring strips behind the metal create a space for moisture to escape. Stainless steel fasteners help prevent corrosion where different metals meet the flashing and trims.
Using a rainscreen principle is important for metal siding in Ocean Park’s wet climate. An air gap behind the panels, usually 3/8 inch or more, helps with ventilation and keeps moisture from getting trapped. This is especially important when rain pushes against the outer surface.
Flashing around windows, doors, and corners is designed to direct water away. Head flashings with end dams guide water away from openings. Kickout diverters at roof-wall intersections help keep water out of the wall. The metal siding serves as the main drainage layer, while an extra barrier behind it adds more protection.
To reduce thermal bridging, thermal clips are used or the metal is kept separate from the structural sheathing. This also helps prevent condensation on the back of the panels. During cool, damp nights in Ocean Park, this separation stops moisture from building up and damaging the sheathing over time.
