Commercial Cladding

Durable Commercial Cladding In Metro Vancouver

Your building’s cladding is cracked and faded, risking leaks and losing tenants.

Paragon Exteriors installs weathertight cladding that revitalizes your exterior and prevents water damage.
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Cracked cladding leads to costly repairs

Moisture hides behind aging panels, causing damage before it’s visible. By the time you notice stains, repairs may be extensive.

New cladding enhances your property’s curb appeal. It also lowers maintenance needs, saving you time and money.

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Estimated Commercial Cladding Costs by Material
This pricing table outlines estimated commercial cladding costs across various locations and exterior finishes. The rows list each coverage area, while the columns display the available material type options. Buyers can read each cell to find the estimated price range in CAD for a specific material within their designated area.
Commercial Cladding Prices
Commercial Cladding Coverage AreaCommercial Vinyl Cladding PricesCommercial Metal Cladding PricesCommercial Cedar Cladding PricesCommercial Stucco Cladding Prices
Chartwell Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
West Beach Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
Semiahmoo Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
East Beach Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
West End Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
Coal Harbour Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
Silverdale Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
Dunbar-Southlands Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
Ocean Park Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
West Bay Coverage AreaCAD 7 – 12CAD 15 – 45CAD 15 – 25CAD 10 – 22
The figures shown are general estimates aggregated from public industry sources and reflect typical market ranges at the time of publication. Final project costs and actual contractor quotes may vary based on specific job requirements, local site conditions, and project timing.

Prevent Water Damage

When your building’s exterior shows cracks and fading, water gets in. Our Commercial Cladding installations seal out moisture and restore a professional look. This stops peeling paint and water stains that drive tenants away.

No more emergency leak repairs or tenant complaints about damp walls. We use durable materials like metal panels, fiber cement, and high-performance composites to protect your property from the weather.

Coverage in Burke Mountain

Paragon Exteriors applies the same careful approach to residential exteriors in Burke Mountain. Homeowners trust us for siding, painting, and deck work that handles coastal weather.

Mismatched repairs make a home look neglected. We help Burke Mountain homeowners replace worn siding, refresh paint, or upgrade windows and doors so the property looks well maintained and put together.

Cladding Material Specs

Commercial cladding in Metro Vancouver usually uses aluminum composite panels, fiber cement boards, or high-pressure laminates. Each material comes as large panels that reduce joints and speed up installation. Fiber cement is non-combustible, while aluminum composite panels have a thin aluminum layer with a lightweight core for flatness and strength.

Installation uses a rainscreen method. This means there is an air space behind the cladding that helps with pressure balance and drainage. Panels attach to a subframe made of aluminum extrusions or hat channels using hidden clips or visible fasteners. Joints can be open or sealed with backer rod and flexible sealant to allow for thermal expansion and building movement.

Building Envelope Principles

The building envelope works as a system, with cladding as the first line of defense. A continuous water-resistive barrier behind the cladding directs any moisture down to weep holes at the bottom. Flashing at windows, sills, and floor transitions helps keep water away from weak joints. This layered design stops water from reaching the sheathing.

Structural attachment carries wind loads from the cladding back through the subframe to the main structure. Clips and rails are spaced to meet local wind load standards while allowing movement in both directions. Thermal isolation pads on clip connections help reduce heat loss, keeping the building comfortable without relying only on insulation. When designed correctly, the whole system can move separately from the building frame while staying securely attached.

Permit and Cladding Rules

In Vancouver, any commercial cladding work that changes exterior wall assemblies needs a building permit. You must submit a written application that includes plans and fees. The bylaw restricts combustible cladding materials based on flame-spread ratings. However, some combustible materials are allowed in noncombustible buildings if they are sprinklered or tested to the national fire standard. These rules will affect your choice of materials and the time it takes to get your permit.

In Burnaby, you must get a building permit before starting any commercial cladding project. The owner must apply for this permit. A qualified building envelope professional must review and approve the building envelope design. This adds an extra step for recladding or façade upgrades.

In Surrey, construction noise for commercial cladding work is allowed only from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Saturday. No noisy work is allowed on Sundays. If your project needs cutting or fastening cladding outside these hours, you will need a Noise Extension Bylaw Permit. Planning your work schedule around these hours can help avoid delays.

Cladding Projects

Imagine a local school with old fiber-cement panels coming loose from several classroom wings. This could let moisture get behind the walls during rainy seasons. To fix this, the maintenance team needed to re-clad the building in phases while classes were still in session. They wanted to avoid disrupting pick-up and drop-off routines. Our crew worked on one section at a time, sealing the new rainscreen assembly tightly and cleaning the site before the first bell each day. Now, the exterior is dry and secure, and staff no longer receive complaints about damp smells after storms.

Service Area Overview

Our office is located at Suite 408 – 55 Water Street, Vancouver, British Columbia V6B 1A1, Canada. This is where we manage all our commercial cladding work. From here, we can easily serve the entire Metro Vancouver area. Whether your building is in Vancouver, Langley, or Burke Mountain, we can help you. We only have this one office, which makes our process straightforward and our service area wide.

Commercial Cladding Overview

We install weatherproof commercial cladding that prevents leaks, improves building exteriors, and lowers maintenance needs. We use materials like aluminum composite panels, fiber cement boards, and high-pressure laminates. These are installed over a rainscreen system that includes an air space for drainage and moisture control. Estimated costs range from CAD 7 to 45 per square foot, depending on the material. Local permits are needed, and rules on combustible cladding can limit materials. Some cities also have noise bylaws that restrict work hours. We complete projects throughout Metro Vancouver.

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Find answers to common questions about our services, process, and craftsmanship.

How much does commercial cladding cost?
Commercial cladding costs between CAD 7 and 45 per square foot, depending on the material. Vinyl cladding usually costs CAD 7 to 12, while metal cladding ranges from CAD 15 to 45. These are general estimates, and final costs may vary based on your project’s needs.
We use materials like aluminum composite panels, fiber cement boards, and high-pressure laminates for commercial cladding. These strong materials are selected to handle Metro Vancouver’s weather and give a professional look.
We use a rainscreen method to install cladding, which creates an air space behind the panels for drainage and pressure balance. The panels attach to an aluminum subframe with hidden clips or visible fasteners, and joints can be open or sealed for thermal movement.
Yes, any commercial cladding work that changes exterior wall assemblies in Vancouver needs a building permit. You must submit an application with plans and fees, and the bylaw limits combustible cladding materials based on flame-spread ratings.
Yes, we can schedule the work to reduce disruption, as we did for a local school. We re-clad one section at a time while classes continued. We sealed the new rainscreen assembly and cleaned the site daily to keep the area safe and functional.