
Charcoal panel rainscreen, 6-storey multi-family
Fibre cement panel and plank rainscreen over a ventilated cavity on a wood-frame mid-rise. Balcony returns, window surrounds and reveal joints worked to the architect's elevation details.
About Aurex Exteriors
Aurex Exteriors Inc. is a British Columbia company built around one trade: exterior siding and cladding installation.

We're a small team of experienced installers based in Delta. Between us we've put up a lot of siding across the Lower Mainland — fibre cement, vinyl, engineered wood, metal, and commercial panel systems — and we started Aurex to do that work at a consistently high standard, on our own terms.
For homeowners, that means a straightforward re-side: a clear written scope, honest advice on materials, a crew that shows up, and an exterior that's installed the way the manufacturer intended so the warranty holds.
For general contractors, it means a reliable installation subcontractor for cladding and rainscreen scopes on townhouse and light-commercial projects — predictable manpower, work to the architectural details, and a clean hand-off between trades.
How we work
Siding is all we do. Every day, every job.
On materials, timelines and cost. If something's a bad idea for your home, we'll say so.
The install detail is what makes siding last. We don't cut corners you can't see.
Where we stand today
Projects
A selection of re-sides and cladding installs across the Lower Mainland.

Fibre cement panel and plank rainscreen over a ventilated cavity on a wood-frame mid-rise. Balcony returns, window surrounds and reveal joints worked to the architect's elevation details.

Two-tone scheme combining dark fibre cement panel with a lighter brick-look base band. Consistent shadow lines maintained across a full street elevation.

Vertical standing-seam metal panel in a warm bronze finish, wrapped cleanly around a building corner with even reveal lines top to bottom.

Panel cladding around a stacked-balcony elevation with accent-colour infill units. Cut-outs and edge trims fitted tight to the guard and soffit lines.

Soffit panel underway on a below-grade parkade ramp ceiling — insulation batts and the steel support grid still exposed on one half, finished black ribbed soffit panel closing it in on the other.

Warm woodgrain plank running the full height of a recessed elevation beside a dark metal panel volume. Board lines kept dead level up the wall, with vents and fixtures let in cleanly.
Tell us about your project and we'll get you a written quote.