FastPlank® Aluminum Siding · Northwest Washington
FastPlank is an aluminum plank system with crisp, modern lines and a finish that doesn't care about rain, rot, moss, or fire. On waterfront and island homes, it's the material that simply stops the maintenance conversation.
Request a free, no-obligation estimate — or ask about $500 off plus a free 3-D rendering of your home in its new siding.
Our service area is shoreline: Anacortes, the San Juans, Whidbey, Camano, Birch Bay. Salt air corrodes fasteners, chews through cheap finishes, and accelerates every failure wood siding was already headed for. Marine-grade aluminum is the one cladding that treats that environment as its home turf.
Aluminum doesn't rust, and the coastal-grade finish shrugs off spray that destroys wood finishes in a few seasons.
Non-combustible material — a real consideration for island and rural homes with longer fire response times.
There is nothing organic in the wall cladding to rot, swell, or delaminate. The plank you install is permanent.
Smooth metal gives moss and lichen nothing to root into, even on shaded north-facing walls.
Factory-baked coatings hold color for decades — no repaint cycle, no peeling, no chalking to manage.
Crisp, consistent plank profiles and shadow gaps that suit contemporary architecture and sharpen older homes.
Rigid extruded planks with engineered fastening handle the gusts that work looser cladding free on exposed sites.
Aluminum carries recycled content and is fully recyclable — a permanent exterior that never becomes landfill siding.
If "aluminum siding" makes you picture dented 1960s panels, FastPlank will surprise you. These are rigid, extruded planks with a substantial profile and a factory-baked finish — closer to architectural metal panel than to the thin roll-formed siding of decades past. The result reads as clean, intentional, and modern: crisp shadow lines that suit contemporary builds and sharpen up mid-century homes.
Because the planks are metal, the usual Northwest failure modes simply don't apply. Nothing rots. Moss finds no purchase. Woodpeckers move on. And the material is non-combustible — a genuine consideration for island properties where fire response takes longer.
Waterfront exposure is the obvious case: salt spray, driving rain, and wind that works every seam. It's also a strong fit for owners who want to stop thinking about their exterior entirely — vacation homes and rentals in the San Juans, multi-family buildings where repaint cycles multiply across units, and modern designs where the crisp plank line is the look.
It's a premium product, and we'll tell you honestly when fiber cement gets you most of the durability for less. But priced over decades of skipped maintenance, FastPlank often wins the long game on the water.
From the Canadian border to north Seattle, plus the San Juans by ferry from Anacortes — these cities and surrounding areas. Pick your city for local project photos, permit notes, and reviews.
See FastPlank profiles and finishes at our Anacortes showroom — a short walk from the water it's built to face.
