Expert Damage Restoration Services in Airdrie, AB

Yes you can. Depending on the type of stucco, we can nail siding on it with cement nails, or even strap the entire house with wood and put the siding on top of that. Otherwise we can tear the stucco off (typically not recommended as by this point it's probably part of your structure and vapor barrier) or even put level wall insulation over top and nail on that. However this can be much more expensive to change over, because no matter what you do, tear off stucco, strap it, insulate it, etc, these can greatly impact the price of your project. Check out our stucco and insulation renovations section of our Residential Renovations section of the site.

It depends on the type of change and when the request occurs, but typically you can do this. Please note that such changes can greatly impact the cost, but we will work with you every step of the way.

Our installer warranty is 5 years, as well as the product manufacturer's warranty (typically 25-35 years). This means that any deficiencies that happen to your house as result of our installation (nobody is perfect, even if we strive to be), will be fixed by us free of charge for at least 5 years. Any deficiencies in the material itself is covered by the manufacturer for about 25-35 years or longer depending on the material.

Of course you can always upgrade. Hardie board is a cement siding product that is hail and fire resistant. However, the big hail storm of 2020 in the north east, even the hardie board was damaged from how intense the hail was, which created a whole bunch of new problems. Because it is cement board, once the paint is cracked opened, the water will eat away at the cement product, much like getting inside drywall wet. In western Canada where we have lots of quick temperature changes, you can get perspiration and moisture build up on the back of the siding, that can actually rot away the sheeting of your house because it is trapped inside.

Again, this is entirely situational. Some manufacturers have colours and profiles that match very closely to other manufacturer's that you wouldn't be able to tell from one wall to another. Typically you cannot patch another material on the same wall though. If you have questions about this, let us know and we will work with you to figure out what we can do to save you the most amount of money.