Metal wall cladding · Vancouver Island
Metal walls that match your metal roof.
Wall cladding and matched roof-and-wall packages, formed in our own shop with the trim details worked out for your building.
Now booking. Tell us about your project and we’ll email you a time.
Nanaimo, Parksville and Qualicum, Port Alberni, Courtenay and Comox, Duncan and the Cowichan Valley, Greater Victoria, Campbell River and the Gulf Islands.
Where it earns its place
Metal on a wall is a different job from metal on a roof — it sheds differently, it is seen from much closer, and the trim details around windows and corners are what make it look deliberate rather than industrial.
Gable ends and accents
A metal gable above a cedar or board wall is a common way to use it, and it puts the material where weather hits hardest.
Shops, barns and outbuildings
The straightforward case. Wall and roof in the same material, formed at the same time, delivered together.
Full wall cladding
On the right building it is a long-life exterior with very little to maintain. It is a design decision as much as a technical one.
Matched roof and wall
The advantage of forming both is that the colour, the finish and the trim profiles match because they came off the same coil and the same machine, rather than being ordered from two suppliers and hoping.
If you are already doing the roof, ask about the walls at the same time. Doing them together is one delivery and one set of trim decisions.
Specified against your building
Wall cladding is specified against the building: the substrate, the rainscreen cavity, the flashing at openings, and how the bottom of the wall meets grade. Those are decisions we make with the drawings or the building in front of us.
Tell us what the wall is now and what is behind it, and we will tell you what the metal side of it involves.
Metal siding questions.
If we are forming both, yes — same coil, same machine, same trim shapes. Matching metal somebody else supplied is a different question and depends on the profile and colour.
No, though that is the common case. On houses it is often used on gable ends and accents rather than the whole building.
Both. Tell us which you are after.
That matters more than the metal. Substrate, cavity and flashing at openings all get specified against the actual building, which is why we want to see it rather than quote blind.
Tell us about your project and we’ll email you to book.
Send the address, some photos of the walls and the drawings if you have them.