A repair on blue-grey fiber cement lap siding in Westboro. The photo shows the damage as we found it: the board under the trim corner had cracked across its face. The repair replaces that board and matches its woodgrain profile and colour to the boards around it.
Westboro is a dense, sought-after inner west-end neighbourhood where older character homes, most built between 1900 and 1960, sit alongside newer infill construction and renovations. Many Westboro homes have original or once-replaced siding from when they were built, and infill and renovation projects bring new-construction and addition siding alongside repairs and re-sides on the older homes. New siding on an infill build often has to sit well next to the older home beside it rather than stand out.
Most of Westboro's houses were built between 1900 and 1960.
Westboro's popularity drives significant infill construction and home renovation, generating new-construction siding work.
Mature tree cover in much of Westboro moderates direct sun exposure compared to newer, more open subdivisions.
Common on Westboro homes that haven't been renovated or re-sided.
Infill and addition projects in Westboro sometimes leave older and newer siding sections visibly different.
Newer, tightly built infill homes in Westboro can see condensation issues if ventilation wasn't sized correctly.
Yes, we install siding on additions, infill builds and full renovations in Westboro.
Many older Westboro homes still carry original or once-replaced siding, worth an inspection to assess condition.
We check the current product line for a match where possible, and will tell you honestly if an exact match isn't available.