How does it differ from regular metal cladding?

The panel system in AL13 combines precision engineering with breakthrough methods of installation. In relation to the traditional or normal kind of metal cladding, the AL13 architectural systems have seamless joints and are fitted with moisture management systems suitable for Alberta.

How is the performance of AL13 siding concerning the Extreme Weather?

We have installed our AL13 panels, and they have withstood the Edmonton winters and the Calgary chinooks. The extreme temperature differentials are handled by the engineered expansion joints and pressure-equalized design of the system with no loss of effectiveness.

What does it entail to install the AL13 siding?

Installation of the AL13 siding is a pro job that needs installation by a professional. Our expert crews are knowledgeable about the particular needs of the AL13 siding systems, including proper substrate prep and panel alignment. This is not paint and patch on the metal walls; this is an engineered system with certain features.

Are they worth the money? Is AL13 cladding a good investment?

AL13 panels are more costly as compared to the normal metal siding but once installed they are very strong and require little maintenance over a long period. The majority of our clients consider this an investment in the look and durability of the structure.

How long does AL13 last?

The panels of AL13 are very durable and long-lasting, offering a number of years of service. Advanced materials, combined with high levels of engineering, ensure that the product is very durable.

What is the maintenance of AL13?

AL13 metal cladding is very low maintenance; all that is required is the occasional clean, and it looks as good as new without the need for painting or sealing.

Can AL13 be placed on top of the existing siding?

No, we recommend the removal of the existing siding to allow the installation of the AL13 architectural systems and to enable us to inspect the substrate for any damage and if there is a need to incorporate some moisture barriers.

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AL-13

When the ordinary just won’t do, AL13 panel systems get the job done. These high-performance panels have been installed by us throughout Alberta and withstood temperatures from -40 to chinook winds without so much as a whisper. We are certified AL13 siding installers and hence know firsthand how this high-performance metal wall system performs in our climate compared with other siding materials.

Benefits of AL13 cladding

Sustainability:

AL13 products are made from recyclable material, hence making it eco-friendly and perfect for today's world

Contemporary Aesthetics:

AL13 cladding gives a modern touch to both residential and commercial buildings

Impact Resistance:

The panels of the AL13 are quite robust and are able to endure hail, debris, and other forms of impact

Fire Safety:

AL13 panels are made of non-combustible material and are constructed to meet the latest fire resistance standards

Seamless Integration:

Due to the modular design, AL13 panels are compatible with other construction materials

Thermal Efficiency:

AL13 systems help in better insulation as well as energy efficiency thus regulating indoor temperatures

Moisture Control:

AL13 Cladding provides a drainage system that removes all chances of water seeping through walls

Low Maintenance:

Wood or vinyl siding will never need much attention; it requires painting every couple of years at most

Long-Term Value:

The great durability and low maintenance cost make it very economical in the long run

Design Versatility:

AL13 architectural panels are available in a number of finishes, textures and colors to suit your design needs

Precision Engineering:

This AL13 panel system is made in great detail and enables proper and well-coordinated installation

Weather Durability:

It doesn't matter whether there is snow, wind, or even pouring rain; none should raise eyebrows against

There are various types of AL13 Panels:

Horizontal Systems
AL13 has some of the best solutions for producing beautiful and modern façade designs by using the horizontal panel systems. These panels are ideal for both residential as well as commercial buildings as they exhibit clean and continuous lines. The system is also very effective at draining water to enhance its longevity and has a hidden fastener and seamless construction. The horizontal applications feature hidden fasteners as well as precise seams which give a high level of finish to any building’s exterior.
Vertical Applications
For a bolder architectural statement, AL13 vertical panel systems give off bold lines and clear patterns. The vertical configurations are best used for modern designs and they are mainly used in commercial buildings. It also has good moisture control and it also accommodates thermal movement. Also these systems also prevent water infiltration hence are as functional as they are decorative.
Custom Configurations
AL13 panels are designed to be used in even the most complicated of architectural designs. No matter whether you have to work with curved walls, sharp angles, or other difficult-to-fabricate building forms, these panels provide the necessary flexibility for you to achieve your design goals. Other features, such as custom finishes and textures, are also available to make your project unique, elegant, and at the same time very strong.

Colors and Finishes

Upgrade your building’s façade with top-of-the-line finishes now available at AL13. From metallic to natural finishes, to bright and bold colors, this AL13 metal cladding does not disappoint because it holds its color even after being exposed to UV for decades and adverse weather conditions. All the finishes have been taken through their paces to ensure that they keep performing great in the harsh Alberta climate. From elegant modern grey through to the beautiful wood look, the appearance finishes of the AL13 cladding collection enhance any design.

MC309

Silver metallic

MC320

Tan metallic

MC321

Emery metallic

MC322

Pewter metallic

SD323

White

SD324

Pearl

SD326

French beige

SD327

Battleship grey

SD328

Mocha

SD333

Galaxy black

SD334

Midnight black

SD339

Carmine

SD341

Cornell red

SD345

Pacific

SD348

Duke

SD349

Mint

SD352

Emerald

40

Apple wood

41

Harvard maple wood

42

Teak wood

43

Swiss pear wood

44

Brazilian teak wood

45

Tirano walnut wood

46

Dark oak wood

47

Wood

AL13 Panel System Costs: What to Expect

The cost of your project will be determined by a variety of factors unique to your property and design ideas. When investing in AL13 architectural systems, here’s what influences the pricing:

Project Scale

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It is also worth noting that the size and design of your AL13 panel system affect the cost of materials and installation. Sometimes, large projects can be accomplished at a slightly lower cost due to scaling, but it can also be expensive to accomplish certain designs.
Installation Specifications

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Installation of AL13 siding is a task for experts who understand how to install it properly. This isn't paint and patch kind of metal cladding; it is a very engineered system with certain features.
Other Costs Incorporated

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An improved version of the AL13 panel system would be the one with a moisture barrier, insulation, and custom-cut trim pieces, features that enhance the performance and weather-tightness of the system; such features may raise the initial cost as well.

Start at 38$

Material Type

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AL13 metal cladding is presented in various colors, finishes, and textures to meet your specific design needs and wants. The high-end options include wood grain and metallic finish, which are more costly but give a distinctive look to your building.
Surface Preparation

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Wall Conditions: It all depends on the wall also because if the substrate needs a lot of work to be laid with the AL13 siding, it will cost a lot too.
Design Complexity

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These would include curved walls, intricate angles, or even the use of different finishes on the same project; these may call for more AL13 cladding components and longer installation time. These elements add the aspect of customization but they may also come at a cost.

On average, the cost of installing AL13 siding in Calgary is at $38 per square foot. Thus, a rather average 1,800 sq. ft. house would roughly be around $68,400. However, the final cost will depend on the particular project that is to be undertaken and the project details such as design, material used, and site preparation.

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Project Planning
We assess the needs of your property and adjust the AL13 panel system to meet your design needs. This will enable us to arrive at a solution that will be effective as well as aesthetically pleasing.
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Wall An Preparation
Old siding is removed; surfaces are aligned, and deteriorated parts are replaced to have a good base for the AL13 siding.
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Moisture Protection
Premium quality barriers and flashings prevent water intrusion to maintain the integrity of your AL13 cladding.
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Panel Installation
All AL13 panels are cut and installed in a manner that is recommended by the manufacturer to give a clean and long lasting finish to the structure to be constructed.
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Final Detailing
Trim and other finishing work is done and then a thorough check is made to ensure that the AL13 architectural system has been well installed.
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FAQ

How does it differ from regular metal cladding?

The panel system in AL13 combines precision engineering with breakthrough methods of installation. In relation to the traditional or normal kind of metal cladding, the AL13 architectural systems have seamless joints and are fitted with moisture management systems suitable for Alberta.
How is the performance of AL13 siding concerning the Extreme Weather?

We have installed our AL13 panels, and they have withstood the Edmonton winters and the Calgary chinooks. The extreme temperature differentials are handled by the engineered expansion joints and pressure-equalized design of the system with no loss of effectiveness.
What does it entail to install the AL13 siding?

Installation of the AL13 siding is a pro job that needs installation by a professional. Our expert crews are knowledgeable about the particular needs of the AL13 siding systems, including proper substrate prep and panel alignment. This is not paint and patch on the metal walls; this is an engineered system with certain features.
Are they worth the money? Is AL13 cladding a good investment?

AL13 panels are more costly as compared to the normal metal siding but once installed they are very strong and require little maintenance over a long period. The majority of our clients consider this an investment in the look and durability of the structure.
How long does AL13 last?

The panels of AL13 are very durable and long-lasting, offering a number of years of service. Advanced materials, combined with high levels of engineering, ensure that the product is very durable.
What is the maintenance of AL13?

AL13 metal cladding is very low maintenance; all that is required is the occasional clean, and it looks as good as new without the need for painting or sealing.
Can AL13 be placed on top of the existing siding?

No, we recommend the removal of the existing siding to allow the installation of the AL13 architectural systems and to enable us to inspect the substrate for any damage and if there is a need to incorporate some moisture barriers.
What are the design options?

What are the design options?