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Once cracking starts, water finds its way behind the panels and the damage compounds fast. Patching and repainting buys a season at most — then you’re back on the ladder. Longboard siding installation breaks that cycle for good.
This area sits at an elevation where homes are highly visible and curb appeal matters. Longboard’s clean, contemporary profiles suit the architectural style common here, and the finish stays sharp year after year without the upkeep that wood or fiber cement demands.
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| Longboard Siding Burke Mountain Siding Profile Type | Economy Longboard Siding Prices | Mid-Range Longboard Siding Prices | Premium Longboard Siding Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Board and Batten Siding | CAD 20 – CAD 30 | CAD 25 – CAD 35 | CAD 30 – CAD 45 |
| Standard Longboard Siding | CAD 20 – CAD 30 | CAD 25 – CAD 35 | CAD 30 – CAD 45 |
| Aluminum Longboard Siding | CAD 15 – CAD 25 | CAD 20 – CAD 35 | CAD 25 – CAD 45 |
| Tongue and Groove Siding | CAD 22 – CAD 32 | CAD 27 – CAD 37 | CAD 32 – CAD 48 |
Durable siding for wet winters
When homes in Burke Mountain face months of heavy rain, standard siding can swell, warp, or flake within a few seasons. Longboard’s aluminum profile sheds water on contact and won’t absorb any moisture, so the rot-and-repaint cycle ends for good.
The boards fit together with a clean-lined tongue-and-groove system that protects against wind-driven moisture and UV damage. You get a modern exterior that keeps its color and shape through every damp winter. Learning more about Longboard siding in Vancouver starts with a simple consultation.
Burke Mountain sits higher and catches more of the Lower Mainland’s storm track, so siding here works harder than it does in sheltered areas of Coquitlam. Constant mist, slushy melt, and quick temperature changes can damage any cladding that can’t drain quickly and stay stable.
Newer homes and older split-levels across Burke Mountain often have large south-facing exposures with shade from second-growth woods, creating damp microclimates right against the walls. Longboard’s back-vented design keeps the exterior dry, preventing slow mold buildup behind the panels.
Longboard installation techniques
Installing Longboard siding on homes in Burke Mountain begins with a drained and vented rainscreen assembly. We attach horizontal furring strips over the building paper to create an air gap behind the cladding. This gap allows any moisture that gets past the boards to drain and dry quickly.
The aluminum boards are mounted using a hidden clip system that screws into the furring. On sloped lots where walls step down, our team uses a laser level to set a starter track. This keeps every course perfectly horizontal. Each board locks into the clips above and below, leaving a small space for thermal expansion at trim intersections.
Given Burke Mountain’s heavy rain and strong summer sun, we often use wood-grain powder-coat finishes. These coatings are baked on at the factory and resist fading and chalking better than paints applied on-site. The result is a siding assembly that stays tight, dry, and color-stable year after year.
Longboard’s back-ventilated system creates a pressure-equalized cavity that helps reduce the force of rain hitting the wall. When gusts hit a home in Burke Mountain, the air pressure inside the cavity adjusts quickly. This prevents water from being pulled through the joints. Any moisture that does enter drains down the back of the board and out at the base.
The air gap promotes drying whenever the sun hits the wall. Even on shaded north-facing sides common in this wooded area, warmth from the building’s interior can create enough airflow to keep the sheathing dry. This drying cycle helps stop mold growth that can affect traditional lap siding in our climate.
It is important to engineer the attachments for wind resistance. Each board is secured with stainless-steel clips at regular intervals, and we tighten the clip spacing near corners and eaves where wind uplift is strongest. At window and door openings, head flashings with end dams direct water safely over the siding, while sill flashings carry any leakage out of the cavity. Together, these details create a strong moisture-management system that can handle the wet and windy weather of the Lower Mainland.
