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Once moisture gets behind the paint, it soaks into the wood and rots it, often without you noticing until it’s too late. Capping fascia boards here stops that cycle for good.
Capping also enhances your home’s curb appeal. The aluminum can be colour-matched to your trim, and it won’t fade from the salt air. This project keeps your home looking sharp year after year.
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| Fascia Capping Steveston Capping Material Type | Per Metre Price | Per Linear Foot Price | Per Linear Metre Price | 15m Wall Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| uPVC Capping Over Sound Timber | CAD 80 – 190 | CAD 30 – 60 | CAD 80 – 190 | CAD 1,200 – 2,900 |
| Wood Capping | CAD 100 – 210 | CAD 30 – 60 | CAD 100 – 210 | CAD 1,500 – 3,200 |
| Composite Capping | CAD 110 – 230 | CAD 30 – 70 | CAD 110 – 230 | CAD 1,700 – 3,500 |
| Aluminum-Wrapped Capping | CAD 90 – 220 | CAD 30 – 70 | CAD 90 – 220 | CAD 1,400 – 3,300 |
| uPVC Capping | CAD 80 – 190 | CAD 30 – 60 | CAD 80 – 190 | CAD 1,200 – 2,900 |
Endless Upkeep Solved
Peeling trim shows the need for constant care. Aluminum capping wraps over the wood, creating a waterproof barrier. This stops moisture from soaking in. Once it’s on, you can forget about exterior painting for good.
We bend each piece on-site from thick coil stock to fit your home’s trim perfectly. This custom fit helps water slide off easily, and the finish keeps its color for years. It’s a strong shield for your roofline, and we provide fascia capping in Vancouver with the same careful method.
Steveston’s salt air and winter storms damage exposed wood trim. The wet-dry cycle here makes paint fail faster than in most places, leaving fascia boards soft and weak.
Many homes in this historic fishing village still have original cedar trim that is nearing the end of its life. Capping those boards before rot starts keeps the character of your Steveston property while giving it a clean, sharp look that can handle the rain.
Fascia Capping Techniques
We use thick aluminum coil stock with a factory-applied PVDF coating. This coating resists Steveston’s salt-laden moisture longer than standard polyester finishes. A portable brake bends each length on-site to match the exact angle and depth of your existing fascia board. This custom fit eliminates gaps where water could pool and helps water flow away quickly.
Joints between lengths are lapped in the direction of the wind to block rain driven by the wind. The bottom drip edge has a slight outward kick to break surface tension, guiding water cleanly into the gutter. Fasteners are placed only along the top edge, hidden under the roof’s drip flashing, leaving no exposed areas that could corrode.
Fascia capping serves as a secondary drainage plane for the roof edge. In Steveston’s frequent rainfall, the design must direct water away from the wood underneath without allowing moisture to seep in. The aluminum’s smooth surface and the angled drip edge help minimize moisture retention.
Behind the capping, the original wood fascia stays exposed to air so any moisture can evaporate. The capping is not sealed to the wood; a small gap at the top allows for ventilation. This prevents the rot cycle that Steveston’s damp winters could otherwise speed up.
The fastening pattern considers the thermal expansion and contraction of aluminum, which is important in coastal temperature changes. Clips or slots allow movement without buckling while still resisting wind uplift. This balance of security and flexibility keeps the assembly intact during winter storms.
