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When paint blisters and peels, moisture gets behind the siding, rotting the structure underneath. This decay spreads quickly, leading to expensive fixes. Board and batten siding from Paragon Exteriors keeps water out permanently.
Board and batten also provides a clean, vertical look that enhances your home’s exterior. It’s a wise investment that boosts curb appeal and resists fading in Metro Vancouver’s rain.
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| Board and Batten Siding Coverage Area | Standard Grade Price | Premium Grade Price | Luxury Grade Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vancouver Coverage Area | CAD 5 – CAD 8 | CAD 8 – CAD 13 | CAD 12 – CAD 18 |
| Board and Batten Siding Vancouver | CAD 5 – CAD 8 | CAD 8 – CAD 13 | CAD 12 – CAD 18 |
| West Vancouver Siding | CAD 5 – CAD 8 | CAD 8 – CAD 13 | CAD 12 – CAD 18 |
| Richmond Siding | CAD 5 – CAD 8 | CAD 8 – CAD 13 | CAD 12 – CAD 18 |
Siding That Resists Weather Damage
Peeling paint means your siding is failing under Metro Vancouver’s coastal moisture. Paragon Exteriors installs Board and Batten Siding that sheds rain, resists warping, and keeps its color without repainting.
The vertical lines and deep shadow gaps give your home a crisp, intentional look. Once installed, you only need occasional washing. Your home’s curb appeal stays strong through every wet season.
Paragon Exteriors serves homeowners in Edgemont Village with board and batten siding that needs no maintenance burden. We work on traditional North Vancouver exteriors and updated curb appeal. Our work stays local and practical.
Edgemont Village homeowners often face permit delays that stall exterior projects. Paragon Exteriors handles that paperwork and scheduling so your siding project moves forward smoothly.
Material Grades and Installation
Board and batten siding uses wide vertical boards with narrower battens covering the joints. Choosing the right material affects how well it lasts. Western red cedar resists decay in moist coastal areas. Fiber cement stays stable when humidity changes. Engineered wood has resin binders that help reduce swelling at the edges. Vinyl board and batten looks similar but expands more, so it needs slotted fastening.
Installation begins with a continuous air and water barrier over the sheathing. Then, vertical furring strips are added. The boards are spaced with a gap of 3/8 to 1/2 inch to allow for movement. Battens are nailed only through the gap into the furring strips, keeping fasteners away from the edges of the boards. This lets the wide boards move under the battens, which helps prevent buckling.
In Metro Vancouver, the board and batten setup works as a ventilated rainscreen. Vertical furring strips over the weather-resistive barrier create a drainage gap. If water gets behind the battens, it drains downward and escapes through weep holes or a starter track at the bottom. This space allows air to move continuously, helping the area dry after rain.
Wind loads transfer from the wide boards into the battens, then into the furring strips, and finally into the wall studs. The fastening pattern—battens nailed only into the gap between boards—allows for board movement while still providing a strong connection. Flashing around windows and doors directs water outward, protecting the wall assembly from water intrusion.
Local Bylaw Requirements
In the City of Vancouver, replacing board and batten siding on a detached home is usually seen as non-structural maintenance. This means it may not need a building permit. However, if the work involves structural changes, adds new building area, or modifies decks, a building permit is necessary.
In RS-7 zoned areas of Vancouver, design guidelines state that board and batten siding must be used in roughly equal amounts on all sides of the building. It cannot be used only on the street-facing side as a higher-quality false front. This rule helps maintain the character of the neighborhood.
In Burnaby, the Building Bylaw requires a permit for any construction, enlargement, or alteration of a building, including major exterior work like replacing siding. Minor non-structural repairs do not need a permit, but a full board and batten re-clad that changes the building’s exterior usually will. Always check with the city before starting a large siding project to see if a permit is required.
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