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Leaking windows and doors can lead to serious damage. Protect your home from moisture with effective flashing solutions that keep the exterior dry.
Consider the increased energy efficiency that comes with properly flashed windows and doors. This improvement can help reduce heating and cooling costs while enhancing your home’s curb appeal.
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| Window and Door Flashing Maple Ridge Flashing Material | Per Opening Price | Window and Door Capping Price | Whole Home Envelope Retrofit Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peel-and-Stick Flashing | CAD 300 – CAD 700 | CAD 800 – CAD 2,000 | CAD 8,000 – CAD 20,000 |
| Sheet Metal Flashing | CAD 400 – CAD 900 | CAD 900 – CAD 2,200 | CAD 10,000 – CAD 25,000 |
| Liquid-Applied Membrane Flashing | CAD 350 – CAD 800 | CAD 850 – CAD 2,100 | CAD 9,000 – CAD 22,000 |
| Rigid Vinyl Flashing Extrusion | CAD 250 – CAD 600 | CAD 700 – CAD 1,800 | CAD 7,000 – CAD 18,000 |
Prevent Water Damage
Leaks around window and door frames can grow quickly. Proper window and door flashing in Vancouver directs water away from the rough opening before it reaches the sheathing or siding.
Our team removes old, damaged flashing and installs new layers that fit with your siding and exterior finish. This creates a strong seal that keeps rain out and protects nearby surfaces.
Maple Ridge gets a lot of rain from fall to spring, and wind can push water into window and door frames. A small gap or worn seal can quickly lead to exterior damage.
Many homes in Maple Ridge have wood frames and older finishes that need extra care at openings. Replacing flashing now can help prevent siding damage, rot, and expensive repairs.
Flashing Techniques in Maple Ridge
We begin by removing the siding around the opening to check the sheathing and the weather barrier. A sloped sill pan, usually made of rigid plastic or metal with end dams, is installed first. This directs any water that gets past the window outward. Next, we apply self-adhered membrane flashing to the jambs, overlapping the sill pan. A head flashing piece is then placed over the top flange to guide water down the sides.
In Maple Ridge’s wet climate, we add flashing with a rainscreen gap behind the siding. The head flashing must extend beyond the side flashings and be tucked behind the housewrap above. The bottom edge is left open to drain. For doors, a continuous sill pan with a back dam stops water from wicking under the threshold.
Flexible butyl-based membranes stick well to the wood sheathing found in older homes. Metal head flashings are made from aluminum or galvanized steel and have a drip edge to stop water from running back toward the building.
The flashing system must create a clear drainage path that directs water from the window head to the outside cladding. In Maple Ridge’s frequent wind-driven rain, we use positive shingle-lapping. Each layer overlaps the one below it, ensuring water always flows outward and downward. The sill pan slopes to the outside, and the head flashing overlaps the side flashings to keep water from getting behind them.
A continuous air and water barrier behind the siding is essential. Flashing tape seals the window flange to this barrier, but we leave the bottom flange unsealed or use weep holes to let any trapped moisture escape. We follow specific fastening patterns to avoid puncturing the sill pan, and sealant is applied only at the top and sides to allow drainage at the bottom. This reduces the risk of trapped water and rot.
