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Siding contractor · Calgary, AB

Siding Contractors in Calgary for Hardie Board, Vinyl and Hail Repair

We’re a siding company in Calgary that starts with the wall, not the brochure. Hail-cracked vinyl, tired stucco, soft sheathing and sagging soffit get looked at from the sheathing out, then re-clad in James Hardie fibre cement, vinyl, LP SmartSide, metal or stone, installed to the manufacturer’s published instructions, across Calgary, Okotoks, Airdrie, Cochrane and Chestermere.

Siding Services, by the Job

Six groups of exterior work, from James Hardie fibre cement on a new re-side to hail restoration on a townhouse complex. Each service page explains how the system goes on, what Alberta’s building code expects of the wall behind it, and when you would be better off choosing something else.

Start With the Problem You Have

Most people don’t phone asking for a product. They phone because a storm cracked the siding, the stucco is failing or the soffit is hanging down. These are some of the most common around Calgary.

Hail cracked or holed the vinyl on the storm side

Cheaper vinyl is easily damaged by hail, and wind drives the stones into walls at an angle. We photograph and measure the damage, then re-side with something chosen for the next storm.

Calgary Hail Damage Hardie Board & Siding Replacement

Cracked stucco or dated siding you want gone

Going from stucco to fibre cement changes the wall: new membrane, flashing at every horizontal joint, boards fastened to framing. It can also take the job outside the provincial re-siding permit exemption.

HardieBoard & HardiePlank Lap Siding

Soft, stained sheathing behind the siding

Rot behind siding is almost always a water problem: a missing kickout flashing, a failed window flashing, a stone base buried in the landscaping. We fix the source, not just the board.

Dry Rot & Substrate Sheathing Restoration

Dented, sagging or hail-torn soffit

On most Calgary houses the soffit vents are the low openings that let the attic breathe. New panels keep that airflow, and eaves close to a property line get the unvented soffit the code calls for.

Vented & Solid Aluminum Soffit Installation

Peeling paint on wood fascia and trim, every few years

Aluminum capping ends the repainting, but it also hides whatever is underneath. Soft wood gets repaired first, and each piece is formed to shed water rather than trap it.

Custom Aluminum Fascia Capping

A condo complex whose cladding is coming due

Exterior cladding is a depreciating component in an Alberta condo’s reserve fund study. A written scope phased by building or elevation lets the board plan the work and the money.

Commercial & Multi-Family Siding Projects
Four Steps

How a Siding Job Runs With Us

What goes on behind the siding decides how long the wall lasts. Here is what happens between the first call and the day we pack up, and what you get to see at each point.

A gloved hand points to a cracked, hail-dented section of beige vinyl siding on a house wall.
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We Walk the Walls Before We Quote

We walk every wall, look at the flashing over windows and where roofs meet walls, check clearances to grade and decks, and press on anything that looks soft. Where a course can be lifted, we look at the membrane and sheathing behind it. The written quote says what we found and what the wall needs.

Based in Evergreen, Working Across the Southwest

Southwest Calgary has one of the widest ranges of housing ages in the city: post-war bungalows in Killarney and Richmond, infills in Altadore, 1980s and 1990s suburbs such as Shawnessy and Somerset, and 2000s communities like Evergreen and Bridlewood. The decade a house went up says a lot about what we will find behind its siding.

Our office is at 123 Everwoods Green SW in Evergreen, so most of the southwest is a short drive from us. Hail is not only a north-side problem, either: in July 2023 a storm damaged siding and roofs on homes in Calgary’s south centre neighbourhoods.

Siding in southwest Calgary, community by community
  • Evergreen

    Our home community, largely built through the 2000s. Builder vinyl is common, often with stone or fibre cement on the front elevation.

  • Bridlewood

    Mostly 2000s homes where builder vinyl and stone accents are now at the age of hail repairs and first re-sides.

  • Shawnessy

    Largely a 1980s and 1990s suburb: early vinyl, stucco and painted wood fascia that is ready for capping or replacement.

  • Somerset

    Another 1980s and 1990s suburb, where early vinyl gone brittle and cracked stucco are the usual reasons to call.

  • Woodbine

    A 1980s and 1990s community with early vinyl, cedar and stucco, where the sheathing behind is worth a close look.

  • Canyon Meadows

    Mostly 1960s and 1970s homes: aluminum, cedar and stucco, and good candidates for a full re-side.

Questions Before You Book

How do you work out what my walls actually need?
We start by looking, not selling. That means walking every elevation, checking the flashing over windows and where roofs meet walls, the clearance between the siding and the ground, decks and roofs, and pressing on anything that looks soft or stained. Where a course of siding can be lifted, we look at the membrane and sheathing behind it. The written recommendation says what the wall needs first, what can wait, and when a repair makes more sense than new siding.
Can siding be installed in a Calgary winter?
Often, with limits. Vinyl gets stiffer and less forgiving in the cold, and the industry installation manual calls for a larger gap at trim and openings below about 4 °C so panels have room to expand in summer. Primed fibre cement has to be painted within James Hardie’s time limit, and paints and sealants may have application temperatures of their own, so finishing can wait for milder days. Snow, ice and wet sheathing are dealt with before membrane or siding goes on, and we will tell you plainly if a job is better started in spring.
Do I need a permit to replace my siding?
It depends on the job, and the municipality decides: the City of Calgary, the Town of Okotoks, the City of Airdrie, the Town of Cochrane or the City of Chestermere. Under Alberta’s Permit Regulation, replacing siding with a similar type of siding, for maintenance or appearance and with no structural change, is generally exempt from a building permit. Changing the cladding type, adding exterior insulation, altering openings or repairing structure can take a project outside that exemption. We confirm with the municipality before work starts.
How do I know the siding was installed properly?
Most of the answer is hidden once the siding is on, so it has to be seen before cover. The sheathing membrane should be lapped with upper sheets over lower ones, and flashing should be in place at window heads, horizontal joints and where a roof meets a wall. On the finished wall, the siding should sit clear of the ground, roofs and decks by the manufacturer’s clearances, with sealant between the siding and window and door trim. Ask for photos of the membrane and flashing before they are covered, so you have a record.

Hail Damage, Failing Stucco or Tired Vinyl?

Call and describe the house and what you are seeing. We will tell you what the walls likely need and whether new siding is the answer. Want to know what shapes a fibre cement quote first? See what drives Hardie board cost.