Here’s a surprising fact: there’s roughly an 70% chance that you won’t end up hiring us for your siding renovation. Yes, you read that right! We’re not trying to scare you off—we’re just being honest about how our business works.

Getting new siding for your home is a major investment, but it can have significant long-term benefits. Here are the 8 main reasons why homeowners in Halifax (and elsewhere) consider replacing their siding:

If you’ve ever watched a renovation unfold, you know just how quickly a project can create a mountain of debris. That’s why we always plan for waste management before the first piece of siding goes up.

Whether it’s a dumpster, a big disposal bag, or another container, having a proper place for trash keeps the jobsite organized, safe, and the neighborhood tidy.

Siding renovations can transform a home—but they can also be stressful if things don’t go as planned. Over the years, we’ve seen homeowners face frustration, delays, and unexpected challenges during siding projects. The good news? Many of these issues are avoidable if you know what to look for and how to choose the right contractor.

A comparison of vinyl siding vs metal siding (typically aluminum or steel) to help you decide which is better for your home.

Overview - What Are They?

Vinyl Siding

• Made from PVC (polyvinyl chloride) plastic

• Lightweight, flexible, and very common in Canadian homes

• Comes in a wide range of colours and profiles (horizontal lap, shakes, vertical, etc.)

• Low cost and low maintenance

Metal Siding

• Typically aluminum or galvanized steel

• Used for both residential and commercial applications

• Available in modern styles (corrugated, panels, board-and-batten) or traditional lap profiles

• Often used for its durability, fire resistance, and modern aesthetic

Let’s compare vinyl siding vs wood siding, covering durability, cost, maintenance, aesthetic, and suitability for different climates like those in Nova Scotia.

There are several siding colour combinations that are popular across Canada, and many cater to our diverse climates, architectural styles, and natural surroundings. Below are four trending palettes with images and notes on why they work well. You can use these as inspiration and then tweak them to your home’s specific situation.

Choosing the right siding color for your home is a big decision—it affects curb appeal, resale value, and how you feel about your home every time you pull into the driveway. Here's a clear step-by-step approach to help you make the best decision.

We all know warranties are important but they can also be confusing.

Understanding them is crucial when investing in new siding. A warranty can protect you from unexpected repair or replacement costs, but only if you know what’s covered, for how long, and under what conditions.

Choosing the right siding means balancing performance, appearance, and durability. It’s not just about what looks good — it’s about what fits well, functions reliably, and complements your home’s architecture.

In Halifax, homeowners have access to a wide range of siding profile types, each offering a different aesthetic and functional advantage. Below is a breakdown of the most common siding profiles available, categorized by material and style.

Don’t choose siding just because it’s the cheapest. Choose based on what gives you the best return for your specific goals — whether that's low maintenance, long lifespan, visual appeal, or boosting property value.

If you're trying to figure out what type of siding you have on your home, you're not alone. Many homes built from the 1940s through the 2000s used a wide range of siding types, and identifying yours can help with:

• Repairs or replacement

• Energy efficiency upgrades

• Renovation permits

• Warranty or insurance claims

• Qualifying for rebates (e.g., Greener Homes)