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Flimsy siding can lead to costly repairs. Protect your home’s exterior from the elements with durable materials that stand up to rain and wind.
Consider how new metal siding can enhance your home’s curb appeal. It offers a modern look while providing excellent insulation and energy efficiency.
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| Metal Siding Westwood Plateau Profile | Installed Cost Price | Finish Complexity Level | PVDF Coating Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Metal Siding | CAD 15 – 45 | Medium – High | CAD 18 – 45 |
| Standing Seam Panels | CAD 18 – 28 | High | CAD 18 – 28 |
| Aluminum Siding Panels | CAD 14 – 22 | Low – Medium | CAD 14 – 22 |
| Corrugated Metal Panels | CAD 14 – 20 | Low – Medium | CAD 14 – 20 |
| Aluminum Composite Panels | CAD 22 – 35 | Medium – High | CAD 22 – 35 |
Durable Siding Solutions
When siding fails, moisture can get behind it. This leads to rot, mold, and costly repairs. Metal siding creates a strong barrier that keeps rain and wind out. It helps protect your home’s structure. This upgrade can save you from headaches later on.
Thick steel or aluminum panels fit tightly together, leaving no gaps for water. A factory-applied finish resists fading and streaking. This keeps your exterior looking clean year after year. For metal siding for Vancouver homes, you get a low-maintenance option that withstands coastal storms without denting or warping.
In Westwood Plateau, the elevation means strong winds and sideways rain hit homes hard. Standard siding can crack or loosen under this pressure, making homes prone to water damage all year long.
Many homes here have large, multi-storey exteriors that need tough cladding to face the weather. Metal siding’s weight and design stay secure during storms, protecting your investment.
Metal Siding Installation
In Westwood Plateau, we use heavy-gauge steel panels with a special PVDF coating. This coating helps resist dents from wind and prevents rust from rain. It also stops streaking and fading from strong sunlight, which is common at this elevation.
We start installation by placing a weather-resistive barrier over the sheathing. The panels are attached with corrosion-resistant screws into horizontal strapping, creating a small space behind the metal for drainage. The screw pattern allows for thermal expansion, so the panels can move without buckling. The overlapping seams help shed rain effectively.
We custom-cut trim profiles like J-channels, drip caps, and end-flashings, sealing them at every opening and corner. For multi-storey homes, we flash each level separately to stop water from traveling down the facade. This layered drainage system ensures moisture is directed outward and downward, preventing it from getting trapped against the structure.
The metal siding acts as a pressure-equalized rainscreen, which is important for the Plateau’s climate. A ventilated air gap behind the panels allows any moisture that gets through to drain and dry. This design helps reduce the pressure that can push water deeper into the wall.
At the tops and bottoms of windows, we use integrated flashing with end dams to direct water away, preventing leaks from strong wind-driven rain. The fastening schedule is adjusted for local wind exposure, securing each panel against uplift and suction forces. The overlapping joints help shed water without relying only on sealants.
This entire system connects to the home’s air barrier and drainage plane. While the metal skin is not structural, it provides a strong outer shield. By managing thermal movement and moisture, the system protects the framing from rot and keeps insulation effective over time, even with yearly rain and freeze-thaw cycles.
