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In Mission, moisture behind cracked paint on your strata’s exterior doesn’t just look tired—it can rot the wood underneath. This damage spreads quickly in our wet climate, so delaying repainting leads to costly repairs.
A fresh paint job also boosts curb appeal, helping units sell faster when owners list during the busy spring market. It’s a simple way for a strata council to protect everyone’s investment.
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| Strata Repainting Mission Exterior Substrate Material | Base Strata Repainting Price | Average Strata Repainting Price | High-End Strata Repainting Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cedar Siding | CAD 4,500 – 9,000 | CAD 7,500 – 15,000 | CAD 12,000 – 24,000 |
| Fibre Cement Siding | CAD 5,000 – 10,000 | CAD 7,500 – 14,000 | CAD 11,000 – 22,000 |
| Exterior Stucco Cladding | CAD 5,000 – 10,000 | CAD 8,000 – 15,000 | CAD 12,000 – 24,000 |
| Cast Concrete Walls | CAD 5,000 – 10,000 | CAD 8,000 – 15,000 | CAD 12,000 – 24,000 |
Protect Your Building's Exterior
Rain streaks and peeling paint make your strata look worn down. A professional repaint does more than bring back color. It seals out moisture and protects the building’s outside surfaces from more damage.
We clean and prepare every surface thoroughly. Then we apply high-quality coatings made for wet climates. For strata repainting in Vancouver that withstands the weather, our teams use proven methods to create a smooth finish that resists peeling, fading, and mildew for years.
Mission’s steady rain and humidity wear down exterior paint faster than in drier areas. Strata buildings here need coatings that can handle constant moisture without blistering or peeling.
Many strata complexes in Mission have wood siding, stucco, or hardie board that need careful preparation. Our local teams understand the materials and weather patterns, so they get the job done right from the start, keeping your building safe through every storm.
Wet-Climate Coating Process
We begin by pressure washing every exterior surface to remove dirt, mildew, and loose paint. In Mission’s damp climate, we often use a mildewcide wash to kill spores before they can get trapped under the new coating. After that, we scrape and sand the surfaces to create a solid, profiled area for better adhesion.
For wood siding, we back-prime all bare spots with an alkyd or acrylic primer to block tannin bleed and seal in moisture. On stucco and Hardie board, we apply a high-build acrylic primer to fill small cracks and even out the surface. The topcoat is a 100% acrylic latex paint, chosen for its flexibility and resistance to UV rays and rain-driven erosion.
We use airless sprayers to apply the coatings, then back-roll to work the paint into the texture of the substrate. This method ensures a uniform thickness that covers micro-cracks and resists peeling during Mission’s wet-dry cycles.
A well-designed paint system acts as the outer layer of the building, shedding rainwater while allowing water vapor to escape from the walls. In Mission, where wind-driven rain can enter small gaps, the coating must stay flexible enough to handle seasonal changes in the cladding without cracking.
We carefully seal all edges at windows, doors, and trim with continuous beads of sealant and connect the coating with existing flashing to keep a positive drainage plane. This helps keep bulk water out of the wall cavity and lowers the risk of rot and mold behind the siding, which is essential in the region’s humid climate.
Strata Repainting Regulations in Mission
For residential buildings completed between 1985 and 1998, any work that involves removing, repairing, or changing the building envelope, including repainting that is part of fixing moisture or envelope-failure issues, needs a specific building permit and fee under Building Bylaw No. 3590-2003. This rule affects strata repainting when it is part of building envelope repairs, not just cosmetic painting.
Construction-related noise, like power washing, scraping, and painting for exterior strata repainting, is limited to certain hours under the Good Neighbour Bylaw No. 5524-2015. If work creates noise outside these hours, crews need written approval or may face fines. Strata repainting teams must plan noisy preparation and painting work during allowed times.
The City of Mission enforces permit and noise rules through Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 5700-2018. Working without a required building-envelope permit or making noise outside allowed hours can lead to tickets and penalties.
