Aluminum Siding

Aluminum siding is an alternative siding option that is stress-free to clean and maintain. Aluminum siding is ideal for residential homes in areas with high levels of rain or moisture. The hard coating diminishes the formation and degradation of rust and corrosion within the product. Many advantages of aluminum siding include its resistance to fire, bugs, rot and mold. Our aluminum siding is available in a range of traditional profiles and colours. Its crisp, clean lines accentuate the home's design features and convey a freshly painted look year-round.

• Smooth and woodgrain finishes
• Nominal thickness: 0.40" to 0.53"
• 40-year limited warranty

10 Reasons to Replace Your Siding

1. Warped or Rotted Boards

A visual inspection can help detect signs of damage to the boards. A sharp instrument such as a screw driver can probe underneath the boards to determine if the pieces are rotted or warped. If the boards show any signs of pliancy or softness, you’ll know that it’s time for siding replacement.

2. Frequent Painting

Your homes exterior should retain a coat of paint for at least eight to 10 years. However, if your home’s outer walls have been painted within the past six years and seem to be showing noticeable signs of chipped paint, cracking or pealing, it’s time for new material.

3. Skyrocketing Heating and Cooling Costs

It’s important to take note of your heating and cooling costs each month. Exorbitant bills that exceed those of your neighbors can be a big indicator that your home’s exterior is lacking.

4. Loose Material

Storm damage can easily do damage to your vinyl siding. While one or two boards may not be a reason for panic, you need to do your own form of inspection. Large areas that showcase loose or cracked materials are signs that your home is in desperate need of a professional.

5. Mold, Mildew and Fungus

Mold, mildew and fungus can be a huge indicator that your house is experiencing some form of water seepage. While it may not be necessary to replace the entire exterior, you’ll need to enlist the help of an expert to estimate your siding cost.

6. Interior Issues

Loose wallpaper and peeling paint on your interior walls can be a sign that your exterior boards are allowing moisture to penetrate your house. If not caught right away, both the exterior and interior walls may need some costly repairs.

7. Fading and Discoloration

Faded and discolored exterior boards may be a cause for concern. While the life expectancy for your home’s exterior should be long-lasting, it will still eventually run its course. Faded boards are an indicator that exterior waterproofing has reached its limits.

8. Dry Rot

A screwdriver can be a great detection device in determining if your house has dry rot. By simply tapping on the boards, you’ll be able to ascertain the various weak spots that are in need of replacement.

9. Bubbles

Bubbles that have formed on the boards of your home’s exterior may be an indicator that trapped water exists inside the frame of your house.

10. Holes

Noticeable holes in your home’s exterior are signs that insects may be burrowing their way into your boards. In addition to the insect infestation, your home’s holes could leave your house exposed to Mother Nature’s wrath such as snow, ice and rain.