Good-looking siding that isn't properly flashed and water-managed underneath will still let moisture into the wall assembly — especially in a climate that sees as much sustained rain as ours. We install with a proper weather-resistive barrier, correctly lapped house wrap, and flashing at every window, door and penetration before the finished cladding ever goes up.
Whether you're re-siding an older home showing rot and fading, or closing in a new addition, the same moisture-first approach applies, in vinyl, fibre cement, or metal panel finishes.
The finished look matters, but what's behind it determines how long it actually lasts.
We inspect the existing wall assembly and walk you through material options for your budget and style.
Old siding removed, sheathing inspected and any rot or damage repaired before moving on.
Weather-resistive barrier installed and lapped correctly, with flashing at every window, door and penetration.
Finished cladding installed to manufacturer spec, with clean corner and trim detailing throughout.
Primarily vinyl, fibre cement (Hardie-style) board, and metal panel siding — we'll go through the trade-offs in cost, maintenance and durability for your home.
Yes — any damaged wall sheathing or framing found once the old siding is stripped is repaired before house wrap and new siding go on, not covered over.
Most single-family homes take one to two weeks depending on size and material, weather permitting — we'll give you a specific timeline in your written quote.
In many cases yes, particularly with vinyl and some fibre cement lines — we'll tell you honestly if a seamless match is realistic or if a full re-side would look better.
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