Kelowna, BC
Over 30 Years of Excellence.
Siding · Envelope Systems · Soffits · Gutters
Okanagan and central BC
Monday to Friday, 7:00am – 4:00pm
Builders
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The Okanagan’s leader in commercial and residential siding, envelope systems, soffits, and gutters for over 30 years.
Envelope, siding, soffit and gutter: six services, one contractor.
Multi Family
Envelope packages for multi-storey residential buildings.
What it covers
Fibre Cement Siding
Fibre cement cladding, installed to the manufacturer’s detail.
What it covers
Residential
Siding, soffit and fascia for single-family homes.
What it covers
Soffit & Fascia
The eave line, closed and vented, and the gutter that carries the water away.
What it covers
Renovations
Re-cladding and exterior upgrades on occupied buildings.
What it covers
Reveal Panel Systems
Panel cladding with a designed shadow gap.
What it covers
Select Partners that we work with
Trimount Construction
Stretch Construction
Starline Enterprises
The barrier, the cavity, the flashing and the cladding are one package.
A rainscreen wall is a stack of layers, and every layer has an edge that has to be closed against the next. Four of those edges decide whether the wall stays dry.
- 01
The roof-to-wall
The roof sheds onto the wall, so the barrier comes down over the flashing’s upstand instead of stopping beside it. Wall and roof move differently, and a lap that opens a few millimetres is a way in.
- 02
The opening head
The head flashing falls to the outside and turns up at its back edge, with the barrier above lapping over that upturn. Flat, it holds water; laid the wrong way, it takes water behind the barrier.
- 03
The penetration
Every pipe, vent and fixture is a hole in the barrier. The patch goes on in the order of the layers, upper over lower, and it seals to the barrier — the water is already behind the cladding.
- 04
The cavity base
The cavity drains only if it is open at the bottom. Weeps blocked with mortar, offcuts in the cavity, or cladding run past the base flashing turn the drainage plane into a reservoir.
One trade owns all four edges, so nothing stops at the joint between two scopes.
Barrier, cavity, flashing and cladding come from one crew, so a call-back has one address. On a building with water in the wall, that is the first question to put to an envelope sub.
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We proudly serve the Okanagan and central BC.
Monday to Friday, 7:00am – 4:00pm