Maple Ridge, BC
Siding Contractor Maple Ridge: Renovation, Siding & Windows
As the siding contractor Maple Ridge homeowners call first, we work from Ditton St and know how the rain, trees and hillside lots of Maple Ridge treat a house.
Local know-how
What Maple Ridge homes ask of an exterior
Maple Ridge sits at the foot of the mountains and gets some of the heaviest rainfall in the region. Homes here range from 1980s and 1990s subdivisions to acreage properties and newer townhomes, and the exterior takes a beating from moisture year round.
Rain-heavy exposure
Constant moisture makes proper flashing and a sound wall assembly matter more than the siding colour. We check for hidden damage before anything new goes on.
Older subdivisions
Many homes from the 1980s and 90s still have original windows and siding that are reaching the end of their life.
Close to the office
Being local means quick site visits, short lead times for measurements and easy follow-up after the job.
Before you start
Permits and building rules in Maple Ridge
The City of Maple Ridge requires a building permit for alterations to structural components and for any building or structure over 10 square metres (107 sq. ft.). Its home improvements page does not name window, door or siding replacement specifically, so if your project changes an opening or touches the structure, confirm with the City first. You can email BuildingInquiries@MapleRidge.ca with questions.
If your home is heritage-designated, contact the City’s Planning staff at 604-467-7341 before any exterior change, including windows and cladding. Any work must also meet the BC Building Code and local bylaws.
Rules change, so always confirm with the City before work begins.
Planning tips for Maple Ridge homeowners
- Give siding room to dry. With this much rain, a ventilated gap behind the cladding helps walls dry out. Ask how your siding will be installed, not just which product it is.
- Watch shaded north walls. Homes among tall trees often grow moss and algae on the shady side. Regular cleaning and good drainage at the base of the wall keep small problems small.
- Look up before you look at siding. Gutters, downspouts and flashing decide where the water goes. We check them at the same visit.
- Book a local site visit. We work from Ditton St in Maple Ridge, so we can usually visit, measure and answer follow-up questions quickly.
- Check rebates first. Energy-efficiency incentives may apply to new windows and doors. See our BC rebates guide before you order.
Where we work
Maple Ridge neighbourhoods we serve
Maple Ridge is a large city with very different areas. What your home needs often depends on where it sits and when it was built.
- Haney and Hammond. Established parts of the city with many older homes, where original windows and siding are common.
- Albion and Silver Valley. Newer neighbourhoods on the slopes, with recent builds, larger windows and sloped lots.
- Thornhill, Yennadon and Websters Corners. Rural and acreage properties with larger, more exposed homes and outbuildings.
- Whonnock, Ruskin and Cottonwood. A mix of rural, riverside and family neighbourhoods across the east and west of the city.
Free on-site quote
Planning a project in Maple Ridge?
Tell us about your home and we will visit, measure and give you a clear quote.