Siding Under the Whatcom Falls Canopy
Living beside Whatcom Falls Park means trading a little sunlight for a lot of forest, and your siding pays part of that price. The mature firs and cedars that make this east Bellingham neighborhood feel like a retreat also drip on walls for days after each storm, shed needles into every horizontal trim joint, and cast the kind of permanent shade where green algae film shows up on a north wall within a couple of seasons. Homes along the streets bordering the park and down toward Whatcom Creek weather faster than the same houses would ten blocks away.
That is a solvable problem, and solving it is what Alpine Exteriors does. Our re-sides in Whatcom Falls are designed around shade and drip: cladding that does not hold biological growth, assemblies that dry from behind, and details that keep needle litter from becoming a water dam. After 25 years in this business, we treat the microclimate as part of the spec, not an afterthought.
