Blending craftsmanship with durability.

At Travco Exteriors, no two projects are the same. We embrace the uniqueness of each build, applying both creativity and technical expertise to deliver tailored architectural and functional wood solutions.

We typically work with Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, and Cypress, sourced from our network of trusted Canadian suppliers. However, we can procure virtually any wood species to meet your exact specifications — and every product is milled and pre-finished in-house to ensure optimal performance and consistency.

We partner exclusively with Canadian forestry service providers who offer sustainably sourced, kiln-dried old-growth and second-generation timber for superior durability. Travco Exteriors is also a proud supplier of GRK fasteners, known for strength, performance, and long-term reliability.

Learn more about our Sustainability Practices

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Feature Project.

CALGARY, ALBERTA — 2022

Front view of a house with brown shingles, a steep roof, and a small window on the attic; the house has multiple windows and a wooden door, with a clear blue sky in the background.

  • This exterior is crafted to feel both timeless and architectural, with cedar shingles forming a warm, textured envelope around the home. Clean, structured trim lines emphasize the gables and windows, giving the façade a balanced and luxurious profile. Natural materials, layered rooflines, and intentional proportions create a cohesive look that suits upscale residential design. Every element is chosen to feel custom, substantial, and built with long-term craftsmanship in mind.

  • Cedar shingles, precision trim work, batons, and custom soffit and fascia boards come together to create a unified, artisan-level exterior finish. Architectural flashings and metalwork are fully integrated into the design, functioning not just as protection but as visual enhancements to the structure. Windows are sealed and framed with tailored profiles that blend seamlessly into the shingle field for both performance and aesthetics. These details elevate the home from well-built to truly bespoke.

  • Design always comes first—every project begins with understanding how the home should live, feel, and present from the street. We collaborate closely with a top-tier architectural firm to ensure the vision is both beautiful and structurally sound. Materials are selected based on performance needs and design goals, then aligned with the client’s preferences and project timeline. For our high-end clientele, budget is rarely a constraint, which allows us to prioritize craftsmanship and the highest-quality solutions.

Exterior of a house highlighting gray shingle siding, window, and wooden eaves with a metal gutter, under overcast sky.

ELEVATE YOUR VISION

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ELEVATE YOUR VISION —

The front door of a house with a gray door, surrounded by gray shingle siding and a arched wooden accent, with a small security keypad mounted on the wall near the door.
Close-up of a house entrance with a wooden porch ceiling, exterior wall with gray shingles, a wooden door with glass panes, and black railings on the upper balcony.

The home’s exterior is a fully customized build, combining cedar shingles, precise trim work, curved architectural features, and integrated metal flashings to create a cohesive, high-end design with exceptional craftsmanship. Guided by a design-first process with top architectural partners and unrestricted material choices, every detail—from the sculpted soffits to the cedar-lined archways and sealed windows—reflects a commitment to long-term quality and refined execution.

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  • A person sawing a piece of wood in a workshop, with sawdust flying in the air.
  • A mountain landscape with orange deciduous trees on a hillside and the sun rising or setting behind the mountain peak.
  • Close-up of a round window with black trim, surrounded by brick and wood architectural elements, including a curved metal detail and wooden ceiling.
  • Old, rusty woodworking tools on a dusty workbench with a wooden backdrop.
  • Close-up view of the exterior of a multi-story house with dark green shingles, large windows with shutters, a small covered porch with a wooden ceiling, copper downspouts, and stone foundation.
  • A large cross-section of a tree log positioned on the floor with visible growth rings and cracks, with a vintage orange wood planer machine and a dark wooden bowl on a shelf above in the background.
  • Close-up of a two-story house with a gabled roof, wooden sidings, and stone columns on the porch, featuring multiple windows.
  • Close-up of interior corner of a wooden house with multiple large glass windows framed in light wood, a stone and mortar ledge below the windows, and a large angled wooden support beam.