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Moisture from the coastal air doesn’t just damage what you see. It can seep behind panels and quietly rot the wall beneath. Metal siding locks it out before it gets that far.
This material also gives your home a clean, modern look that withstands the climate. It won’t fade or chalk from salt air, keeping the exterior sharp for years. Enjoy less upkeep and more time appreciating your surroundings.
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| Chartwell Metal Siding Material and Profile | Chartwell Metal Siding Area Prices | Economy Chartwell Metal Siding Prices | Mid-Range Chartwell Metal Siding Prices | Premium Chartwell Metal Siding Prices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vancouver Metal Siding | CAD 10 – 30 | CAD 8 – 15 | CAD 14 – 22 | CAD 20 – 32 |
| Standing Seam Cladding | CAD 14 – 28 | CAD 14 – 20 | CAD 18 – 24 | CAD 22 – 30 |
| Standard Metal Siding | CAD 8 – 25 | CAD 8 – 14 | CAD 12 – 18 | CAD 16 – 26 |
| Corrugated Metal Panels | CAD 7 – 22 | CAD 7 – 12 | CAD 11 – 16 | CAD 15 – 22 |
| Aluminum Composite Panels | CAD 22 – 45 | CAD 22 – 30 | CAD 28 – 38 | CAD 35 – 48 |
Durable Protection for Your Home
Metal siding offers strong protection against moisture and salt air. It won’t warp, rot, or rust like wood or vinyl.
We use high-quality steel and aluminum panels with factory-applied coatings. For metal siding in Vancouver, we customize each project to fit your home’s style.
Chartwell homes deal with constant moisture from the Strait of Georgia. Salt-laden winds speed up rust and paint failure on regular siding.
Our metal siding systems are built to handle these tough conditions. That’s why Chartwell homeowners rely on us to protect their exteriors.
Metal Siding Materials
In Chartwell, we use marine-grade aluminum or G90 galvanized steel for metal siding. These materials have PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) factory coatings. These baked-on finishes resist salt spray and UV damage longer than standard polyester coatings. We offer panel designs like standing seam or board-and-batten that quickly shed water with minimal ledges.
For installation, we use concealed clips and stainless-steel fasteners to prevent galvanic corrosion. Panels are back-vented with a drainage mat or furring strips. This setup allows moisture to escape behind the cladding, preventing trapped humidity that can cause rust or rot.
We trim windows and doors with pre-painted aluminum brake metal instead of raw cut edges. All field cuts receive touch-up paint to seal exposed steel. This careful edge treatment is important because Chartwell’s damp, salty air can damage unprotected metal in just a few months.
Metal siding acts as a rainscreen, but it needs the wall assembly to manage water and vapor properly. In Chartwell’s wind-driven rain, we install a continuous water-resistive barrier behind the panels. This barrier is lapped like shingles to direct moisture outward. A ventilated air gap behind the cladding helps equalize pressure and reduce water suction into the wall.
Flashing at horizontal transitions and penetrations is designed for positive drainage. We use head flashings over windows, kickout diverters at roof-wall junctions, and base flashings that extend past the bottom edge of the siding. Stainless-steel or compatible metal flashings prevent corrosion from dissimilar metals in the salty air, keeping the building watertight for decades.
We also consider storm gusts from the Strait of Georgia when fastening the siding. Clips are spaced closer together near corners and eaves to resist uplift. This design ensures the metal stays securely attached to the structure, even as the building frame expands and contracts in the coastal climate.
