Siding
Exteriors• Guanacaste & Nicoya Peninsula
Fiber cement lap siding, kiln-dried teak shiplap, bio-composite wall panels, vertical board-and-batten, and rain-screen siding.
Built & Certified for Extreme Pacific Exposure
Precision-engineered to exceed ASTM, CFIA, and Costa Rican seismic codes, withstanding Guanacaste salt air, intense UV exposure, and hurricane-velocity winds.
US-Standard 100% Accountability Guarantee
Guaranteed against termite infestation, warping, cracking, and rot under UV and humidity.
Core Capabilities & Features
Execution Process
Substrate Check
Inspecting wall framing and weather barrier.
Furring Strips
Adding vertical battens for drainage air gap.
Siding Mounting
Securing planks using stainless hidden clips.
Trim Sealing
Sealing corners, windows, and edge penetrations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is fiber cement better than natural wood in coastal climates?
Fiber cement provides fire and termite resistance with minimal maintenance, while teak offers natural wood luxury when sealed.
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Flashing & Trim
Custom aluminum, copper, and Kynar steel flashing, window drip caps, valley trim, corner caps, and anti-corrosive wall transitions.
Wall Facades
Ventilated curtain wall facades, pressure-equalized rainscreen panels, terracotta cladding, and solar-insulating wall envelopes.
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