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Moisture can cause peeling paint and swollen boards, leading to hidden damage. Rot often spreads behind the surface long before homeowners notice it, especially on the weather-facing sides of homes here.
Many homeowners in this area choose LP SmartSide siding for its authentic cedar-grain texture that complements the neighborhood’s character. It comes in various factory-finished colors, eliminating the hassle of repainting every few years.
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| LP SmartSide Siding Dunbar-Southlands Siding Profile | Primed Finish Price | Factory Prefinished Price | Diamond Kote Finish Price | ColorPlus Finish Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lap Siding | CAD 10 – 16 | CAD 10 – 17 | CAD 11 – 17 | CAD 11 – 18 |
| Panel Siding | CAD 10 – 16 | CAD 11 – 17 | CAD 11 – 18 | CAD 11 – 18 |
| Cedar Texture Panel | CAD 10 – 17 | CAD 11 – 18 | CAD 11 – 18 | CAD 11 – 18 |
| Cedar Texture Shake Panel | CAD 11 – 17 | CAD 12 – 18 | CAD 12 – 19 | CAD 12 – 19 |
| Exterior Trim Board | CAD 9 – 14 | CAD 10 – 15 | CAD 10 – 15 | CAD 10 – 16 |
Durable Siding Solutions
Wood siding in Vancouver faces a tough fight against moisture. Constant dampness seeps in, causing rot, warping, and paint failure. LP SmartSide siding is different because its engineered strands and zinc borate treatment resist the conditions that break down cedar and fir.
The secret is a process that coats each strand in weather-resistant resins and bonds them under heat and pressure. This makes siding that keeps its shape and finish for decades, not just a few wet seasons. For lasting protection without constant upkeep, LP SmartSide siding in Vancouver is the best choice.
Dunbar-Southlands is known for its heritage charm, with arts-and-crafts details and wide porches. However, traditional wood exteriors here soak up the Pacific Northwest’s winter moisture, causing peeling paint and soft spots.
Our team understands the local homes well. For homeowners in Dunbar-Southlands, upgrading to LP SmartSide means you can enjoy the classic wood look without the constant fight against the weather.
Installation in Dunbar
LP SmartSide lap and panel profiles mimic the classic wood look found in Dunbar-Southlands. They have a special zinc-borate treatment that helps prevent decay. The prefinished 16-foot lap boards reduce the need for cutting on-site, which minimizes exposed edges. For Dunbar’s arts-and-crafts homes with deep window trim, our teams use matching SmartSide trim boards that meet the same engineered standards.
We follow strict fastening schedules. Stainless steel nails with ring shanks are driven flush every 16 inches into wall studs, not just into sheathing. All field cuts are sealed with touch-up paint or primer within two hours. Around wide porches and brackets, step flashing is placed behind the siding courses and overlaps the weather-resistant barrier to direct water outward.
A continuous drainage plane behind LP SmartSide is important in Dunbar-Southlands because winter winds can push moisture sideways. Installers first wrap the wall with a two-layer weather-resistant barrier, then add 3/8-inch furring strips to create a gap for drainage. This ventilated space allows any water to drain away and helps dry the area between rain events.
At all openings, a self-adhered flashing membrane seals the rough opening before vinyl or metal pan flashing directs water to the surface. Head flashings with end dams at windows and doors stop water from running behind the siding. The nailing pattern connects the boards to the framing with enough flexibility to allow for the thermal movement of engineered wood in this coastal climate.
