Exterior Trim

Weatherproof Exterior Trim In Metro Vancouver

Peeling trim lets rain damage the wood.

Paragon Exteriors replaces trim with rot-resistant material and seals every seam.
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Rot can ruin your home

Flaking trim allows water to damage the wood underneath. In Metro Vancouver’s damp climate, rot can spread quickly, leading to costly repairs.

Exterior trim also enhances your home’s appearance. Replacing worn or mismatched boards with pre-finished composite trim boosts curb appeal and eliminates the need for annual painting.

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Exterior Trim Replacement Cost by Material
This table outlines estimated costs for exterior trim replacement based on project dimensions and material selection. The rows represent project length measured in Linear Metres, while the columns detail the Material Type used. Each cell displays the estimated price range in CAD for completing the corresponding scope of work.
Exterior Trim Replacement Prices
Exterior Trim Replacement Linear MetresWood Trim Replacement PricesVinyl Trim Replacement PricesAluminum Trim Replacement PricesPVC Trim Replacement PricesFiber Cement Trim Replacement PricesComposite Trim Replacement PricesCedar Trim Replacement Prices
5 Linear MetresCAD 150 – 250CAD 100 – 200CAD 130 – 230CAD 130 – 230CAD 180 – 300CAD 180 – 300CAD 200 – 350
10 Linear MetresCAD 300 – 500CAD 200 – 400CAD 250 – 450CAD 250 – 450CAD 350 – 600CAD 350 – 600CAD 400 – 700
15 Linear MetresCAD 450 – 750CAD 300 – 600CAD 380 – 680CAD 380 – 680CAD 530 – 900CAD 530 – 900CAD 600 – 1,100
20 Linear MetresCAD 600 – 1,000CAD 400 – 800CAD 500 – 900CAD 500 – 900CAD 700 – 1,200CAD 700 – 1,200CAD 800 – 1,400
These prices are estimates aggregated from public sources and reflect typical market ranges at the time of publication. Actual quotes may vary depending on project specifics, regional location, and timing.

Protect Your Home's Exterior

When exterior trim peels, moisture gets in and rots the wood underneath. If you ignore it, repairs get expensive. In Metro Vancouver’s rainy climate, that damage spreads fast.

Our Exterior Trim service removes bad boards and puts in new trim that won’t crack or soak up water. We seal every joint to keep rain out. This stops water damage and keeps your home looking good.

Trim Services in Maple Ridge

Paragon Exteriors replaces trim for homeowners in Maple Ridge. Our team knows how fast moisture ruins exterior wood here, and we fix it quickly.

A small crack or peeling paint is easy to miss, but for Maple Ridge homeowners, those small problems can turn into big repair bills. Replacing trim before rot spreads saves you money.

Trim Material Choices

Cellular PVC trim is a popular option because it is waterproof and will not rot or absorb moisture. Fiber cement is strong and resists warping in heavy rain. Finger-jointed cedar, when primed on all sides, resists decay but needs regular sealing.

Installation begins with back-priming cut ends to stop moisture from wicking in. Boards are attached to framing members with corrosion-resistant screws placed every 16 to 24 inches. Joints are staggered and sealed with high-quality elastomeric caulk that stays flexible with temperature changes.

Managing Moisture

Trim connects siding and openings, so it must work well with the water-resistive barrier. Flashing placed behind the top edge of each trim board directs moisture outward and down, stopping it from getting trapped against the sheathing.

Horizontal trim pieces like windowsills should slope away from the wall and have a drip groove to break surface tension. Behind the trim, a continuous drainage plane lets any moisture escape downward, preventing saturation of the structural framing.

Fastening patterns consider thermal movement. PVC trim needs elongated holes or clips to allow for expansion without buckling, while wood trim is back-primed to block vapor from the outside, keeping the envelope’s drying capacity intact.

Exterior Trim Bylaws

In Burnaby, the Noise or Sound Abatement Bylaw limits construction noise for exterior trim work. Noisy tasks like cutting or fastening can only happen from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturdays, and not at all on Sundays or holidays. Continuous noise must stay within certain decibel limits at the property line.

In Vancouver, replacing exterior cladding may need a building permit. The city’s building permit process includes building envelope repairs, so check if your trim project needs a permit before starting.

In North Vancouver’s Ottawa Gardens Heritage Conservation Area, changing exterior trim that alters appearance needs a Heritage Alteration Permit. Only identical repairs or repainting in the same color are exempt. If your home is a protected heritage property, you need this permit before changing trim style or color.

Community Exterior Projects

Imagine a local school where old trim had warped and pulled away from the walls. This allowed rain to get in and damage the sheathing behind the siding. The Paragon team replaced all the exterior trim on several classroom wings. They planned the work around the school’s daily schedule and kept walkways clear for students. When they finished, every joint was sealed tight. This made the building safer and better protected, so staff no longer had to worry.

Serving Metro Vancouver

Paragon Exteriors is located at Suite 408 – 55 Water Street, Vancouver, British Columbia V6B 1A1, Canada. This location is our main hub for exterior trim services in Metro Vancouver. From here, we can provide trim installations and repairs across the entire region.

Exterior Trim Overview

Peeling exterior trim can let moisture damage the wood underneath. Replacing it with rot-resistant materials can prevent water damage and enhance curb appeal. We take out damaged boards and install new trim using waterproof materials like cellular PVC or fiber cement. We seal every joint with flexible caulk and back-prime cut ends to keep out moisture. Costs usually range from CAD 100 to CAD 1,400, based on the material and linear metres. Some cities may require building or heritage permits for trim changes, and noise bylaws can limit construction hours. We help homeowners across Metro Vancouver.

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How much does exterior trim replacement cost?
Exterior trim replacement costs range from CAD 100 to CAD 1,400. The price depends on the material and the length needed. For example, replacing 10 linear metres with PVC trim costs between CAD 250 and CAD 450.
We use several rot-resistant materials. Cellular PVC is waterproof and won’t rot. Fiber cement resists warping in heavy rain. We also offer finger-jointed cedar, which needs regular sealing to prevent decay.
Our service includes removing damaged boards and installing new trim that resists cracking and water absorption. We seal every joint with flexible elastomeric caulk and back-prime cut ends to stop moisture from getting in.
In Vancouver, you may need a building permit to replace exterior cladding. In North Vancouver’s heritage areas, a Heritage Alteration Permit is required if you change the trim style or color. It’s best to check with your local municipality first.
We install flashing behind the top edge of trim boards to direct moisture outward. We ensure that horizontal pieces, like windowsills, slope away and have a drip groove. A continuous drainage plane behind the trim allows moisture to escape downward.