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Heat bleeding out through under-insulated walls forces your heating system to work overtime, and the bills never seem to drop. Without a proper barrier on the outside, the cold damp climate keeps finding its way in.
Insulation here isn’t just about staying warm; it also protects your cladding from moisture damage during the rainy season. With the right system, you can avoid costly repairs and enjoy a quieter home.
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| Exterior Insulation North Vancouver Insulation Board Material | Vertical Wood Furring Prices | Thermally Broken Clip Prices | Engineered Metal Channel Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rigid Foam Boards (XPS/EPS) | CAD 3 – CAD 6 | CAD 6 – CAD 11 | CAD 5 – CAD 9 |
| EPS Foam Boards (2–4 Inch) | CAD 4 – CAD 7 | CAD 7 – CAD 12 | CAD 5 – CAD 10 |
| Standard Exterior Rigid Foam | CAD 4 – CAD 8 | CAD 7 – CAD 13 | CAD 6 – CAD 11 |
| Semi-Rigid Mineral Wool Boards | CAD 5 – CAD 10 | CAD 9 – CAD 16 | CAD 7 – CAD 13 |
Energy Efficiency Boost
Cold walls and drafts show your home’s exterior isn’t working well. Adding a layer of insulation to the outside stops heat loss before it starts. Many homeowners are choosing exterior insulation in Vancouver.
We install rigid insulation boards right over your existing sheathing. Then, we protect them with a strong rainscreen and new siding. This thermal barrier stops drafts and cold walls while the rainscreen keeps moisture out.
In North Vancouver, rainy winters and damp air stress home exteriors. Without proper insulation, moisture can get behind siding, causing hidden damage and higher heating bills.
Many homes here were built before modern insulation standards, making walls thin and leaky. Upgrading to exterior insulation keeps out moisture and brings older houses up to current energy codes, keeping them dry and efficient all year.
Rainscreen Insulation Techniques
In North Vancouver’s wet climate, we use vapor-open rigid mineral wool boards. These boards let walls dry outward. They are attached to the existing sheathing and studs using long screws that resist corrosion and have wide washers.
Next, we cover the insulation layer with vertical strapping. This creates a drained and ventilated air gap. This rainscreen cavity stops moisture from getting trapped between the cladding and insulation, which is very important for this area.
We tape the seams between the boards with high-performance air barrier tape. This helps keep thermal and air control continuous. The strapping also provides a strong base for new siding and allows any incidental water to drain freely.
In North Vancouver’s rainy weather, exterior insulation needs to control heat loss and moisture. By placing insulation outside the sheathing, we keep the structural wall warm. This moves the dew point into the insulation layer, reducing the risk of condensation.
The drained and ventilated rainscreen cavity behind the siding is the main defense against wind-driven rain. Any water that gets past the cladding drains out at the bottom. Air movement helps the cavity dry quickly.
Our fastening systems are designed to handle local wind loads. We carefully space the screws and choose strapping dimensions to support the weight of the cladding and resist uplift. This ensures long-lasting durability while keeping the thermal barrier intact.
Building Permit Requirements
In the District of North Vancouver, a building permit is needed for a single-family home if you want to alter the house or build an addition. This includes any exterior work that changes the building’s outer layer, like adding or significantly changing exterior insulation. However, minor maintenance or repairs that do not affect the structure do not require a permit.
