Vinyl Siding
Vinyl Siding
Engineered for the Elements
Vinyl siding offers the most protection for the least upkeep, an efficient choice for a lake property you're not visiting every week. The difference between lines comes down to texture and character, from a clean, understated finish to something with more depth and dimension. Here's what we stock and what sets each brand apart.
Brands We Carry
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Gentek
A leading Canadian manufacturer of vinyl, aluminum, and steel siding, soffit, and window systems, with over 50 years of manufacturing expertise. Backed by a lifetime limited, non-prorated warranty on premium lines.
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Kaycan
A leading Canadian manufacturer and distributor of exterior building materials founded in 1974. Their products are distinguished by superior performance, outstanding beauty, durability, and low maintenance.
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Mitten
The original Canadian manufacturer and market leader of vinyl siding, producing in Canada since 1959. Easy to install and lightweight, yet durable enough to withstand varying Canadian climates.
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Royal Building Products
Siding engineered for added durability and low maintenance, standing up to sun, wind, rain, and snow, with a low-gloss wood grain finish that resists warping, buckling, and sagging.
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The Foundry
A specialty vinyl siding brand offering shake, shingle, and shape profiles crafted from real cedar molds, showing authentic grain and saw-mark detailing under a durable ASA cap. Best suited for gables and accent applications where texture matters more than a flat lap profile.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Quality vinyl siding typically lasts 30 to 40 years or more, and it does it with virtually no maintenance. It stands up well to sun, wind, rain, and freeze-thaw, and it never needs painting. Higher-end polymer shake and shingle styles are engineered to resist fading over the long term. We carry Gentek, Kaycan, Mitten, and Foundry, so there is a durability and price point to suit most projects.
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It comes down to what you value most. Vinyl is the lowest-maintenance and most affordable option, it never needs painting, and today's premium lines mimic the look of cedar shakes and shingles surprisingly well. Fibre cement and engineered wood offer a more premium, authentic wood appearance but cost more and can require more upkeep. We can walk you through the trade-offs in cost, look, and maintenance for your home.
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You can paint vinyl siding using paint formulated specifically for it, but it is usually smarter to choose the colour you want from the start. Vinyl comes in a wide range of colours and finishes, so most homeowners find a match without painting, and factory colour holds up better over time. If you do repaint, sticking to a similar or lighter shade helps avoid heat-related warping. We are happy to talk through the options.
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