Metal Wall Cladding Wellington

Corrugated and Long-Run Metal Cladding for Local Buildings

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Wide view of a low Wellington-region building finished in dark horizontal corrugated metal cladding

Metal cladding needs careful detailing as well as a good finish

Metal wall cladding can give a building a durable, clean exterior, but its performance depends on the specified system and the details around windows, doors, corners, penetrations and roof junctions.

Metal wall cladding services

We install corrugated and long-run metal wall cladding for suitable residential and commercial buildings across the Wellington region. The scope may include new construction, additions or replacement work after the existing wall build-up and project requirements have been established.

What must be resolved before installation?

  • the wall build-up, framing, underlay or cavity design shown in the project documents;
  • profile direction, sheet layout and fixing requirements;
  • head, jamb and sill details around windows and doors;
  • external and internal corners, base clearances and roof-to-wall junctions;
  • service penetrations, heat-pump lines, vents and drainage;
  • material finish and environmental suitability for the address.

Genuine Wellington and Porirua examples

See a dark corrugated cladding project in Wellington and our Porirua before-and-after cladding work. These photographs show actual completed work rather than catalogue imagery.

What affects a cladding quote?

Wall area is only one input. Openings, corners, scaffolding, access, material handling, flashings, penetrations, substrate preparation, project sequencing and related trades can all change the scope.

Frequently asked questions

Do you install vinyl or composite cladding?

This page concerns metal wall cladding. Contact us with the project documents and intended material so the relevant scope can be confirmed.

Can cladding be quoted from floor area?

Not accurately. Wall elevations, openings, corners, junctions, access and the specified wall system are more relevant than the building floor area.

Useful New Zealand guidance: MBIE guidance on repair, maintenance and replacement, WorkSafe guidance for working on roofs, and the NZ Metal Roof and Wall Cladding Code of Practice.

Planning roofing work? Request a Wellington roofing quote or call 022 155 3184.

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