Aurex Exteriors

rainscreen · panel cladding

Commercial & Multi-Family Cladding

For GCs and construction managers, Aurex supplies the installation labour on cladding and rainscreen scopes — fibre cement panel and plank, metal panel, and composite systems. We work to the architect's details and the manufacturer's spec, keep the schedule, and leave a clean site for the next trade.

Relative cost $$Lifespan Per the specified system.
Commercial & Multi-Family Cladding installation
Commercial & Multi-Family Cladding installation detail

Why homeowners choose it

  • Dedicated crew — predictable manpower on your schedule
  • Rainscreen, panel and plank systems
  • Work to architectural details and shop drawings
  • Clean hand-off between trades

What to weigh

  • Scoped per project — send drawings for a labour quote
  • Site safety orientation completed before mobilising

Best for

General contractors and construction managers subcontracting the cladding install.

Maintenance

Per the specified system and building maintenance plan.

Durability

Per the specified system.

Commercial & Multi-Family Cladding projects

Charcoal panel rainscreen, 6-storey multi-family

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.

Mixed-material elevation, wood-frame mid-rise

Mixed-material elevation, wood-frame mid-rise

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

Balcony elevation, colour-blocked panel

Balcony elevation, colour-blocked panel

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.

Vented soffit over a parkade ramp

Vented soffit over a parkade ramp

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.

Dark panel at a window return

Dark panel at a window return

Panel cladding and trim worked around a deep window return, with the jamb and head lines carried through cleanly.

Dark panel corner elevation

Dark panel corner elevation

Vertical dark panel cladding wrapped around a building corner and tied cleanly into the window openings as the wall assembly closes in.

Woodgrain plank elevation

Woodgrain plank elevation

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.

Woodgrain plank at an inside corner

Woodgrain plank at an inside corner

Woodgrain plank meeting a deep-red plank field at an inside corner, with a tight caulk joint and the two colours carried right into the return.

Plank fitted around a wall vent

Plank fitted around a wall vent

Woodgrain plank cut and trimmed around a dryer vent hood, keeping the reveal even on all four sides.

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