Waterproof Decking
What Is Waterproof Decking?
Waterproofing is a process that makes your deck immune to the damage caused by water, rain, snow, sleet, or moisture. It also protects against mishaps like your kids spilling liquids or leaks from your hot tub. Remember that even if you choose the best possible material for your deck, it might not be completely waterproof. This is why you need a waterproof coating.
If your house features a deck, we strongly recommend applying a waterproof coating. Considering the elements that a deck is exposed to, it should never be left unprotected.
Whether your deck has a hot tub, lounge chairs, barbecue, or any other addition, it’s a big part of your house and deserves the same kind of TLC as your home.

What Are The Benefits Of Waterproof Decking?
Protects The Wood
Water and wood are never a good combination. Water can warp, stain, and even lead to dangerous mold when it comes in contact with wooden decks.
Increases Your Deck’s Lifespan
When you apply a waterproof coating on your deck, you increase its lifespan dramatically.
It Can Make The Surface Slip-Resistant
You should get a slip-resistant coating if your deck is constantly wet and you want to ensure no accidents occur.
Easy To Maintain
After applying a waterproof coating to your deck, it becomes much easier to manage as you can easily clean up any spills, accidents, or stains.

When Should I Waterproof My Deck?
We advise you to waterproof your deck in the spring through fall. It allows you to clean the deck properly and let your waterproof deck coating seal correctly without the added worry of rain or snow.
It takes around two to three days for a deck to dry completely after sealing. The entire waterproofing process can take up to six days making seasons without ice and snow the perfect time.
Waterproof Decking Process
Waterproofing your deck requires precise accuracy as it will not be effective if the coating is not applied or cured correctly. If done properly, professional-grade waterproof deck coatings can last over 20 years.
Here’s an example of the typical deck waterproofing process.
Step 1: Ensure Your Deck Materials Are Eligible For Waterproofing
There are many different deck materials that we can use our waterproofing system on, some of those include plywood (CDX) and suspended slabs.
Step 2: Prep The Surface
This step includes sanding, seam inspections, and flashing (if required).
Step 3: Base Coat
A rubberized membrane system is applied as the base coat. This step is crucial in order to provide the proper flexation and wateproofing.
Step 4: Colors & Design
Now you choose your colors, design, borders, flakes, stencils, etc.
Step 5: Top Coat
This coat seals in your decorative layers and adds an extra layer of protection.
Waterproof Decking Is Perfect For

Concrete Deck
