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Moisture that gets past the trim can rot wall sheathing, attract pests, and drive up energy bills. In this area’s wet climate, the problem worsens each rainy season.
Capping your windows and doors eliminates the cycle of scraping and painting exterior trim. It provides a clean, finished look that lasts for decades without fading or peeling.
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| Window and Door Capping Mission Capping Material Specification | Simple Bend Prices | Standard Profile Prices | Custom Multi-Break Prices | Complex Architectural Prices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Window and Door Capping | CAD 800 – CAD 2,000 | CAD 1,800 – CAD 4,500 | CAD 3,500 – CAD 8,500 | CAD 6,500 – CAD 16,000 |
| Aluminum or Vinyl Sheeting | CAD 800 – CAD 2,000 | CAD 1,800 – CAD 4,500 | CAD 3,500 – CAD 8,500 | CAD 6,500 – CAD 16,000 |
| Heavy Gauge Aluminum Coil | CAD 1,000 – CAD 2,400 | CAD 2,200 – CAD 5,200 | CAD 4,200 – CAD 9,800 | CAD 7,500 – CAD 17,500 |
| PVC Coated Trim Coil | CAD 1,100 – CAD 2,600 | CAD 2,400 – CAD 5,800 | CAD 4,600 – CAD 11,000 | CAD 8,200 – CAD 19,000 |
Aluminum Stops Rot Permanently
Moisture is the enemy of wood trim. When paint peels and wood rots, water seeps behind siding and into your walls. Capping windows and doors in Vancouver replaces that absorbent surface with a custom-fit aluminum shield.
We measure, bend, and install each piece on site so it fits every contour perfectly. The metal stays dry, won’t chip, and never needs scraping or painting. This saves you years of maintenance.
In Mission, many older homes still have original wood trim. The damp winters and summer storms in the Fraser Valley keep that wood wet for months, speeding up rot. Mission homeowners often notice problems only after the damage is done.
By wrapping that trim with aluminum, you stop rot-causing moisture from getting in. The material can handle Mission’s freeze-thaw cycles and heavy rain without warping or rusting. This keeps your home’s exterior strong for decades.
Bending Aluminum for Mission
We use .024-inch or .032-inch pre-painted aluminum coil stock. This material resists corrosion, even after years of rain in the Fraser Valley. Each piece is measured and bent on site with a portable brake to fit your existing wood trim perfectly. This custom fit stops water from getting in. The aluminum’s baked-on finish won’t peel or chalk, handling Mission’s heavy moisture without needing maintenance.
Installation starts with cleaning the wood and checking for soft spots. We fasten the capping with color-matched trim nails that have neoprene washers to seal the holes. At the top, we tuck the metal under the existing siding or flashing, then apply a bead of exterior-grade sealant to cap the edge. This layered method directs water downward, keeping the wood dry.
Wood trim can absorb moisture into the wall. Capping stops that by providing a non-porous aluminum surface that acts as a second drainage plane. In Mission’s damp climate, it is important to let any condensation drain out the bottom to avoid trapping moisture. We leave a small, unsealed drip edge at the sill and head casing to help water escape.
The top joint is the key control layer. We overlap the capping with the existing weather-resistant barrier or head flashing so water runs over the metal, not behind it. This shingle-style lapping, along with the aluminum’s stability, prevents freeze-thaw cycles from loosening the metal. The result is a strong cladding that keeps the building envelope secure year after year.
