Siding Services
50
YEAR WARRANTY
CONCEALED FASTENER SIDING PROFILES
Concealed fastener siding panels are affixed to the underlying structure without any apparent fasteners. Instead, these panels utilize clips and/or screws that are secured behind the panel’s surface. As a result, once installed, the fasteners remain hidden from view on the exterior of the wall, nestled within the interlocking joints of the panels to shield them from weathering. This method yields a sleek, seamless appearance that is preferred for its aesthetic appeal over panels with exposed fasteners. It’s important to note that opting for concealed fastener wall panels typically involves a higher cost compared to panels with exposed fasteners.
BOARD & BATTEN
Customizeable Width
PRODUCT DATA
Product Data
Fastening System: Snap Lock Panel With Clips And Concealed Fasteners
Rib Height: 1.5″
Overall Width:
Standard: 18″
Custom Widths Available: 12″-20″
Panel Length: 1′ to 52′
Available Gauges:
26/Standard
24/Custom Ordered
Substrate:
AZ50 Minimum (aka Galvalume®)
Finishes: TEX SMTP
Recommended Minimum Roof Slope: 3/12
Installation:
Installation over a solid substrate with an underlayment between the panel and the substrate.
WIDE PLANK
Customizeable Width & Reveal
PRODUCT DATA
Product Data
Fastening System: Snap Lock Panel With Nail Strip
Rib Height: 1.5″
Overall Width:
Standard: 18″
Custom Widths Available: 12″-20″
Panel Length: 1′ to 52′
Available Gauges:
26/Standard
24/Custom Ordered
Substrate:
AZ50 Minimum (aka Galvalume®)
Finishes: TEX SMTP
Recommended Minimum Roof Slope: 3/12
Installation:
Installation over a solid substrate with an underlayment between the panel and the substrate.
STANDING SEAM
Customizeable Width
PRODUCT DATA
Product Data
Fastening System: Mechanically Seamed With Clips And Concealed Fasteners
Rib Height: 1.5″
Overall Width:
Standard: 18″
Custom Widths Available: 12″-20″
Panel Length: 1′ to 52′
Available Gauges:
26/Standard
24/Custom Ordered
Substrate:
AZ50 Minimum (aka Galvalume®)
Finishes: TEX SMTP
Recommended Minimum Roof Slope: 3/12
Installation:
Installation over a solid substrate with an underlayment between the panel and the substrate.
WIDE PLANK STEEL SIDING
Fully Customizeable Width, Reveal, Material and Finish
Choose Your Panel Width:
Available in 12″, 14″ and 16″ Panels
Choose Your Reveal:
0 to 3″ in 0.5″ Increments
THE SKY IS THE LIMIT
Say no to boring cookie cutter exterior finishes. Get an ultra custom look with our expertly installed fully customizeable Wide Plank Siding. The sky is literally the limit with this ultra modern classic.
Choose Your Gauge:
Available in 28, 26 and 24 GA Galvalume Steel. Also available in specialty metals like copper and unpainted galvalume.
Choose Your Material:
Standard is 40 Year Pre-painted Galvalume steel. Also available in specialty metals by request.
Choose Your Finish:
Standard colours are TEX matte colours and woodgrain printed steel.
Choose Your Direction:
Can be installed vertically, horizontally, ultra custom diagonally or in combination.
WIDE PLANK GALLERY
SIDING COLOURS
TEX SERIES
SMP (Prepainted Textured Steel)
Tex Series has a unique textured finish on the product
WOODGRAIN SERIES
SPECIALTY SERIES
ON SITE ROLL FORMING
| ON-SITE FORMING ADVANTAGES | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Customization | On-site roll forming allows for the creation of custom profiles and lengths to meet specific project requirements. |
| Enhanced Installation Efficiency | Profiles created on-site are typically delivered to the installation area in continuous lengths, which can streamline the installation process. This can result in faster project completion and reduced labor costs. |
| Minimized Material Waste | Roll forming on-site can minimize material waste because profiles are formed precisely to the required lengths, reducing the need for cutting and discarding excess material. |
| Most Cost Effective | Due to reduced waste, damage, transportation and increased installation efficiency, standing seam that has been roll formed on-site is most cost effective. |
| Improved Quality Control | With on-site roll forming, project managers and engineers have better control over the quality of the profiles produced. Any necessary adjustments or modifications can be made in real-time to ensure that the final product meets quality standards. |
| Reduced Transportation Costs | By producing the required profiles on-site, there is no need to transport large and bulky prefabricated materials, which can lead to significant savings in transportation costs and logistics. |
WHY CHOOSE US?
Our Installers are strong, capable and show up to the jobsite ready to work. But don’t take it from us, these pictures say 1000 words…
WHY STEEL SIDING?
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the advantages of steel siding vs wood siding?
Steel siding and wood siding each offer unique advantages, and the choice between them depends on various factors such as aesthetics, durability, maintenance requirements, and environmental considerations. Here are some advantages of steel siding compared to wood siding:
- Durability: Steel siding is highly durable and can withstand harsh weather conditions, including heavy rain, snow, hail, and strong winds. It is resistant to rot, decay, insect damage, and fire, making it a long-lasting option for exterior cladding.
- Low Maintenance: Steel siding requires minimal maintenance compared to wood siding. It doesn’t need to be painted or stained regularly to maintain its appearance, and it won’t warp, crack, or split over time. Occasional cleaning with soap and water is usually sufficient to keep it looking new.
- Pest Resistance: Unlike wood siding, which can be susceptible to insect infestations such as termites and carpenter ants, steel siding is not attractive to pests. This eliminates the need for treatments and inspections to prevent pest damage.
- Fire Resistance: Steel siding has excellent fire resistance properties, which can provide added safety to your home in case of a fire. It won’t contribute fuel to a fire, making it a desirable option in areas prone to wildfires or where fire safety is a concern.
- Design Versatility: Steel siding is available in a wide range of colors, textures, and profiles, allowing homeowners to achieve various architectural styles and design preferences. It can mimic the look of wood, stucco, or other materials, providing versatility in aesthetic choices.
- Environmentally Friendly: Steel siding is often made from recycled materials and is fully recyclable at the end of its lifespan. Choosing steel siding can contribute to sustainable building practices and reduce the demand for virgin materials.
- Cost-Effective: While the initial cost of steel siding may be higher than wood siding, its long-term durability and low maintenance requirements can result in cost savings over time. Additionally, steel siding may have a longer lifespan than wood siding, reducing the need for frequent replacements or repairs.
What are the advantages of steel siding vs vinyl siding?
Steel siding and vinyl siding are both popular options for exterior cladding, each with its own set of advantages. Here are some advantages of steel siding compared to vinyl siding:
- Durability: Steel siding is exceptionally durable and can withstand extreme weather conditions, including high winds, hail, and heavy rain, better than vinyl siding. It is less prone to cracking, chipping, and warping, making it a long-lasting option for homes in harsh climates.
- Impact Resistance: Steel siding is highly resistant to impacts, such as hail or debris from storms, which can cause dents or damage to vinyl siding. This makes steel siding a suitable choice for areas prone to severe weather conditions.
- Fire Resistance: Steel siding has excellent fire resistance properties, offering better protection against fire than vinyl siding. In the event of a fire, steel siding will not contribute fuel to the flames, potentially reducing property damage and increasing safety.
- Pest Resistance: Unlike vinyl siding, which can be susceptible to insect infestations such as termites, steel siding is not attractive to pests. It is resistant to damage from insects, rodents, and other pests, reducing the need for pest control measures.
- Low Maintenance: Steel siding requires minimal maintenance compared to vinyl siding. It does not need to be repainted or resealed regularly, and it can be easily cleaned with soap and water to maintain its appearance. Additionally, steel siding is less likely to fade or discolor over time.
- Longevity: Steel siding typically has a longer lifespan than vinyl siding, making it a cost-effective option in the long run. With proper installation and maintenance, steel siding can last for several decades, whereas vinyl siding may need to be replaced sooner due to wear and tear.
- Design Options: Steel siding is available in a variety of colors, textures, and profiles, offering homeowners more design options compared to vinyl siding. It can mimic the look of wood, stucco, or other materials, allowing for greater customization and architectural versatility.
- Environmental Sustainability: Steel siding is often made from recycled materials and is fully recyclable at the end of its lifespan, making it an environmentally friendly choice. Choosing steel siding can contribute to sustainable building practices and reduce the demand for virgin materials.
What are the advantages of steel siding vs composite siding?
Steel siding and composite siding (such as fiber cement siding) are both durable options for exterior cladding, but they have different characteristics and advantages. Here are some advantages of steel siding compared to composite siding:
- Durability: Steel siding is highly durable and can withstand harsh weather conditions, including extreme temperatures, high winds, and heavy precipitation, better than composite siding. It is resistant to warping, cracking, and rotting, making it a long-lasting option for exterior applications.
- Impact Resistance: Steel siding is more resistant to impacts than composite siding. It can withstand hail, flying debris, and other sources of physical damage better, reducing the risk of dents and dings that may occur with composite siding.
- Fire Resistance: Steel siding has excellent fire resistance properties, offering better protection against fire than composite siding. In the event of a fire, steel siding will not contribute fuel to the flames, potentially reducing property damage and increasing safety.
- Pest Resistance: Unlike composite siding, which can be susceptible to insect infestations such as termites, steel siding is not attractive to pests. It is resistant to damage from insects, rodents, and other pests, reducing the need for pest control measures.
- Low Maintenance: Steel siding requires minimal maintenance compared to composite siding. It does not need to be repainted or resealed regularly, and it can be easily cleaned with soap and water to maintain its appearance. Additionally, steel siding is less likely to fade or discolor over time.
- Longevity: Steel siding typically has a longer lifespan than composite siding, making it a cost-effective option in the long run. With proper installation and maintenance, steel siding can last for several decades, whereas composite siding may need to be replaced sooner due to wear and tear.
- Design Options: Steel siding is available in a variety of colors, textures, and profiles, offering homeowners more design options compared to composite siding. It can mimic the look of wood, stucco, or other materials, allowing for greater customization and architectural versatility.
- Environmentally Friendly: Steel siding is often made from recycled materials and is fully recyclable at the end of its lifespan, making it an environmentally friendly choice. Choosing steel siding can contribute to sustainable building practices and reduce the demand for virgin materials.
7.00$
Metal Roof Starting Price
4 Days
to Completion (average)
10 Teams
Short Wait Times