Siding Installation in Kitchener

Siding installation and repair, soffit and fascia, and exterior trim for Kitchener homes — vinyl, engineered wood and fibre-cement over a proper weather barrier. Forest Hill bungalows, Stanley Park splits, Doon two-storeys and the old-ward additions.

Old siding removed, never coveredWeather barrier + flashing on every jobWritten, itemized quotes
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Kitchener's siding work splits by decade. The 1950s–60s bungalows of Forest Hill, Rockway, Centreville and Fairview have aluminum or insulbrick long past its life. The 1970s–80s splits and two-storeys of Forest Heights, Stanley Park, Country Hills and Chicopee have first-generation vinyl that cracks in the cold and lets go in the wind. The 1990s-and-newer homes of Doon, Huron Park, Williamsburg and Laurentian have builder vinyl faded on the sun-facing walls, often with a brick front so only three sides need doing. We quote for the house you have.

What's different about siding a house in Kitchener

The storms come from the west. Forest Heights, Westmount, Beechwood and Laurentian take the first hit from summer wind and hail. Panels are hung loose so they can move, fastened for wind, and fibre-cement is worth a look on an exposed west-side lot.

Heritage districts. Victoria Park, Upper Doon, St. Mary's and Civic Centre are heritage conservation districts, and individual homes across the city are designated. Exterior changes there can need a heritage permit first. We check the address at the site visit.

Thin walls under old aluminum. A Forest Hill or Rockway bungalow often has two inches of batt and no house wrap. The re-side is the only practical chance to add a barrier and rigid foam without gutting the inside — and it's when the rotted brickmould and the fan vented into the attic get fixed.

The roofline goes at the same time. Wood soffit and fascia on the post-war stock are usually done, and squirrels in the mature-tree neighbourhoods have found the gaps. Soffit, fascia and eavestrough are one job while the walls are open.

Where We Work

Serving Kitchener & Surrounding Areas

  • Kitchener
  • Waterloo
  • Cambridge
  • Breslau
  • St. Jacobs
Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does siding cost in Kitchener?

Vinyl typically $8,000–$16,000; fibre-cement $14,000–$28,000 installed, for a full re-side with removal, barrier, trim and disposal. Forest Hill bungalows land low; big Doon two-storeys higher, unless the brick front means three sides. See the cost guide.

Can you side over my existing siding?

We don't. It hides rot, skips the weather barrier and traps whatever's wrong behind it. Removal is in every quote.

Do I need a permit to re-side in Kitchener?

Not for like-for-like replacement, unless the home is heritage-designated or in a heritage conservation district — then a heritage permit may be needed for exterior changes.

Does fibre-cement handle Kitchener hail?

Better than anything else — it doesn't crack on impact and doesn't get brittle in cold. Its weak point is water at the bottom edges, which proper clearance and flashing solve.

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