Metal Siding Installation & Replacement

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Why Choose Metal Siding?

Durable, modern, and virtually maintenance-free — here’s why metal siding is a smart investment.

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Fire Resistant

Non-combustible material adds a critical layer of protection to your home.

Exceptional Durability

Withstands extreme weather, heavy snow, hail, and high winds — season after season.

Long Lifespan

Lasts 40–70 years with minimal maintenance, far outlasting traditional shingles.

Low Maintenance

No cracking, warping, or algae buildup — just occasional inspections and cleaning.

Eco-Friendly

Made from recyclable materials and highly energy-efficient thanks to heat reflection.

Stylish Appearance

Available in a variety of colors and profiles to perfectly match your home's look.

Material Type

Galvanized steel or aluminum with high-performance protective coatings

Panel Thickness

Typically 24 to 26 gauge (0.53 mm), offering strength without unnecessary weight

Resistance

Highly resistant to moisture, wind (up to 200 km/h), UV rays, corrosion, and impact

Finish & Colour Options

Available in matte, satin, or textured finishes with colour options including black, chocolate brown, mocha brown, grey, red, dark red, terracotta, and wine red.

Lifespan

50+ years with minimal maintenance

Compatibility

Suitable for residential homes, modern builds, cabins, garages, commercial and agricultural structures

Technical Specifications

Designed for performance and built to last here’s what makes our metal siding a top-tier exterior solution.

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How It Works

From first measurement to final cleanup here’s what you can expect when working with us.

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1.Prepare the Surface

Inspecting the wall for any damage, rot, or uneven surfaces. Installing a moisture barrier (house wrap) over the sheathing to provide a weather-resistant barrier.

2. Accessories Installation

Installing flashing around doors, windows, and other openings to prevent water infiltration. Starter strip installation along the bottom edge of the wall where the first row of siding will go. Fastening corner posts at the corners of the house. Install J-channel trim around windows, doors, and other openings

3. Installing Siding Panels

Installation row by row begins with the first row of siding in the starting strip. Then we install siding around windows and doors.

4. Install Final Row at the Top

For the top row of siding, we trim the panels to fit the overhang of the roof line. We also use F-channel or other suitable trim to finish the top edge.

5. Inspect and Clean Up

At the end we walk around the house and check for any loose panels, misaligned seams, or gaps. Remove any debris, tools, and excess materials from the work area.

Our Work Speaks for Itself

Take a closer look at some of our recent projects. Click on any image to zoom in or visit our full portfolio for more inspiration.

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FAQ

I Live in a Fire-Prone Area. Does Metal Siding Protect My House?

Yes, metal siding is an excellent choice for homes in fire-prone areas. It is non-combustible and provides a Class A fire rating, the highest level of fire resistance available. Unlike wood or vinyl siding, metal does not ignite or contribute to the spread of flames, offering an added layer of protection for your home. Combined with proper roof and landscaping materials, metal siding can significantly reduce the risk of fire damage.

Does Metal Siding Add Value to My Home?

Definitely, metal siding is a premium material that enhances your home’s curb appeal and overall value. Its durability, energy efficiency, and modern aesthetic make it an attractive feature for potential buyers. Additionally, its resistance to fire, pests, and weather damage provides peace of mind and reduces future repair costs.

How Much Does Metal Siding Cost?

The cost of metal siding varies depending on factors like the type of panels, the size of your home, and the complexity of the installation. While it may have a higher upfront cost compared to vinyl or wood, its durability, low maintenance, and energy efficiency make it a cost-effective choice in the long run. For a detailed estimate, contact our team to assess your specific project needs.

How Does Metal Siding Hold Up in Hailstorms?

Metal siding is extremely resistant to hail damage. It is often rated for Class 4 impact resistance , meaning it can withstand hailstones up to 2 inches in diameter without denting or cracking. This makes it an ideal choice for regions like Calgary, where severe hailstorms are common.