House wrap, by the skid.

The weather-resistive barrier under every cladding system, quoted by the roll and delivered by the skid. Send the rolls you go through in a month and the same spec comes back priced, with the data sheet. Send what you buy.

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Sizing and pack

The roll we quote is 9 ft by 100 ft, and a skid carries 56 rolls. A crew that wraps a house a week goes through a skid in a season, which is why the quote is by the skid and the order lands on a pallet, not in a courier box.

Tape for the seams and the cap staples or cap nails that hold the wrap rank with it on most lists, so send them on the same list. Staples are on the basket already; tape is quoted alongside the wrap when you name it.

What travels with the quote

The data sheet travels with the quote. It carries the roll's own figures for water resistance, air resistance, vapour permeance and the exposure window, so the numbers you check against a spec come from the document, not from a sales page. We do not put those figures on this page because they belong to the roll you are quoted, not to a category.

If your builder specs a particular performance, send the spec line with your list and the quote either meets it or says it does not.

What to send with a wrap order

A crew lead can put this together from the last two invoices and a tape measure. Six lines and the quote comes back without a round of questions.

  1. Rolls a month, or houses a month and the wall area of a typical one.
  2. Overlap you run on horizontal laps and at corners, so the roll count matches your practice and not a calculator's.
  3. How the wrap is held: cap staples, cap nails or plain staples, and the tool you run.
  4. Seam and flashing tape you use, and whether it goes on the same order.
  5. How long the wall sits exposed before cladding goes on, in weeks. The roll's data sheet states its exposure window and the quote matches a roll to your schedule.
  6. Who inspects the wrap before cladding, you or the builder, and whether they ask for the data sheet on site.

Delivery

The first order is a pallet of the lines you use most, placed with a deposit. The delivery date is agreed in writing at the same time, to your yard or to the job. Goods are released on payment of the balance, and after that you order to your own cadence.

If a line on your list is not one we quote, we say so on the quote rather than substituting. You keep the account you have for that line.

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Common questions

No. The quote is by the skid and the first order is a pallet of the lines you use most. A crew that needs a roll this afternoon has a counter for that, and we are not it.
9 ft by 100 ft, 56 rolls to a skid. Other widths can be quoted when your list calls for them, and the quote says so if a width is not one we carry.
The data sheet travels with the quote and carries the roll's own figures. Send the spec line with your list and the quote either meets it or tells you it does not. We do not claim a performance on this page.
Yes. Name them on your list. Staples are on the basket already; tape is quoted alongside the wrap.
Send what you buy every week through the form on the siding supplies page. A line-by-line quote comes back within five business days at the same spec.

Send the rolls you go through.

For crews and builders, not a retail counter. Rolls a month, how you fasten, how long the wall sits exposed: the quote comes back by the skid with the data sheet.
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