Siding Repair & Replacement Contractor
Siding Contractor in Surrey, BC
Based in Surrey – Serving the Lower Mainland
- No deposit until you see results
- Registered and in good standing with WorkSafeBC
- 25-year workmanship warranty
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No Deposit
You don’t pay until you see results
WorkSafeBC Registered
Clearance #C136733062
25-Year Warranty
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Your Local Surrey Exterior Specialists
Wet coastal winters, older homes in some pockets, newer builds going up in others — it all adds up to different needs block by block. A house in Newton might need rot repair. A new build in Clayton might need a full install with the right wall assembly behind it.
This page covers what we do at Mi Casa Exteriors: repair, replacement, and installation, plus the materials we work with — vinyl, James Hardie, fiber cement, cedar, engineered wood, and rain screen systems. We built this company around honest work, no deposit until you see results, and $2,000,000 in liability coverage on every job. You’re also welcome to bring in your own inspector. We’d rather earn your trust than talk you into something you don’t need.
Every wall we build has to satisfy the same rulebook your city inspector uses, because the BC Building Code sets the standards for cladding and moisture control on alterations and repairs, not just new construction.
Credentials You Can Check
Every job we do in Surrey is backed by the credentials below. You can check each one yourself.
WorkSafeBC
- Registered and in good standing
- Clearance Reference #C136733062
- Insurance: $2,000,000 general liability
- BBB Accredited business
Manufacturer Certifications in Process
- James Hardie Certified Installer
- LePage Certified Installer
Three Jobs, Three Starting Points
Every home has unique needs, which is why we offer a range of exterior services to help homeowners achieve long-lasting results.
Siding Replacement
If your siding is falling apart in more than one spot, or it’s old and tired-looking all over, replacement is your answer. We take off everything and put up new material across the whole house. Older neighbourhoods like Newton and Guildford often have original wood or early vinyl that’s simply run its course.
One thing worth knowing: replacement projects in Surrey commonly need a building permit — a step people don’t always plan for.
Covers the whole home and removes existing siding first.
Siding Installation
Building new? Adding a room? Cladding a wall that’s never had siding?
That’s installation — there’s nothing to tear off first!
We clad the bare wall and often coordinate a rain screen assembly underneath.
Newer subdivisions in Clayton and Grandview Heights drive most of the new-install work we see.
No tear-off step — applies to bare walls with nothing to remove.
Siding Repair
One cracked panel? A rotted corner near the ground? Storm damage to a small section? That’s a repair — we fix the damaged area instead of tearing into everything still doing its job. Signs it’s time to call:
- Cracked, warped, or missing panels
- Soft or spongy spots
- Staining that keeps returning
- Gaps where panels meet trim
Fixes an isolated spot on siding that already exists.
Materials We Work With
We can walk through what fits your home’s age, neighbourhood, and the look you’re after — rather than guessing off a list.
James Hardie Siding
A specific branded fiber cement board known for holding up over time — one product line inside the fiber cement category, not the whole category. Newer builds in South Surrey often choose it for durability on homes facing more weather exposure.
A brand within fiber cement — see Fiber Cement for the broader material.
Fiber Cement Siding
Resists fire, bugs, and warping better than solid wood, without locking into one brand. A solid pick for a wood-look exterior with less maintenance down the road.
The material category; James Hardie is one brand within it.
Rain Screen Systems
An air gap and drainage plane installed behind the visible material, giving moisture a path to escape. BC’s post-leaky-condo code reforms made rain screen assemblies standard for many re-siding and new-build projects here.
A wall assembly method, not a material — sits behind whatever siding you choose.
Engineered Wood Siding
The wood look while resisting warping and moisture better than the real thing. Used as an accent or full cladding. Newer homes in Morgan Creek sometimes choose it for exactly that reason.
Built to resist moisture; cedar is solid natural wood that needs more upkeep.
Vinyl Siding
Shows up in more Surrey homes than any other material. It holds up well, is easy to maintain, and fits a wide range of budgets and home styles. We work with vinyl on both repairs and full replacements.
Cedar Siding
Real wood with natural grain and warmth manufactured materials can’t quite copy. It asks more upkeep than vinyl or fiber cement — a fair tradeoff if you go in knowing it. Fleetwood’s older wood-sided homes often need cedar repair or board replacement.
Not sure which service you need?
Request an inspection and we’ll find the right siding solution for your Surrey home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my own inspector to check the work?
Yes. You can hire your own third-party inspector at any point in the job. That way the report comes from someone with no stake in it. No client has asked us for this yet, but the offer stands on every job. Call 604-603-0257 to talk it through.
How do I know if I need siding repair or full replacement?
You need repair if the damage is in one spot, and replacement if it’s spread across the house. A cracked panel or a soft corner near the ground usually means repair. If your siding looks tired everywhere, or you’re finding rot in more than one area, replacement is the safer long-term call. We’ll check both during an inspection before we recommend either.
What's the difference between installation and replacement?
Installation is for bare walls with no old siding to remove, while replacement means we tear off what’s already there first. New builds and additions in Surrey, like the newer subdivisions in Clayton, usually need installation. Older homes with worn-out siding need replacement. Knowing which one applies saves you a wasted inspection call.
Do I need a permit for siding replacement in Surrey?
Yes, siding replacement projects in Surrey commonly require a building permit. This step catches a lot of homeowners off guard, but it matters if you plan to sell your home later. We handle this as part of the replacement process so you’re not left figuring out paperwork on your own partway through the job.
Why does my siding keep getting damaged even when I take care of it?
Surrey’s wet coastal winters push moisture behind panels in ways that aren’t always visible from outside. Older homes in areas like Newton and Guildford are especially prone to hidden rot under siding that still looks fine on the surface. If damage keeps coming back after cleaning or patching, it’s worth having someone check what’s happening behind the panels.
How do I choose the right siding material for my home?
The right material depends on your home’s age, your neighborhood, and how much weather exposure your walls get. Vinyl fits most budgets and homes, while fiber cement options like James Hardie hold up well on homes facing tougher weather, such as parts of South Surrey. We’ll walk through your specific situation instead of pointing you to one default choice.
When should I call a siding contractor instead of waiting?
Call as soon as you notice a cracked or missing panel, soft spots near corners, or staining that keeps returning after cleaning. Waiting lets moisture sit behind the siding longer, which can turn a small repair into a full replacement. Catching it early is almost always the cheaper problem to fix.
Start Your Exterior Project Today!
Talk through your siding project before any work begins.
- 604-603-0257
- info@micasaexteriors.ca
- 19340 65 Ave, Surrey, BC V4N 0A3