Quick answer: Pro Aluminum Siding works on homes across the City of Toronto and nearby GTA municipalities: Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Oakville and Pickering. Each area page below explains the housing types, weather exposure and local rules that shape exterior work there.
We don’t run branch offices. Our crews travel to your home, measure on site and bend the aluminum to fit your house. The area guides below are written for homeowners in each place. They cover the homes that are common there, the exterior problems we see most often, and what to check with your city before you start.
City of Toronto
The Toronto guide covers the older city: semis and row houses on narrow lots, laneway access, and the city’s downspout and permit rules. The former suburbs have their own guides because their housing is so different. Scarborough has post-war bungalows and backsplits. North York has ravine lots and infill homes. Etobicoke has lakeshore exposure, and East York has wartime brick homes with dormers.
Peel and Halton
Mississauga runs from 1960s suburbs to two-storey homes from the 2000s. Brampton has Bramalea’s planned neighbourhoods and newer homes built with builder-grade trim. In Oakville, large lakeshore homes and heritage districts call for careful colour and profile choices.
York Region and Durham
Homes in Vaughan and Richmond Hill tend to have tall eaves and long soffit runs. Markham has heritage districts in Unionville and Markham Village. Pickering mixes 1960s Bay Ridges homes with brand-new builds near Seaton.
Outside these areas?
Call (647) 560-9038 and tell us where you are. If we can’t get to you properly, we’ll tell you so.