Deck Waterproofing for Orange County HOAs

Homeowner and Condo associations maintain common areas for safety, appearance, and to prolong the life of the area. This includes walkways, roof decks, and stairs. In Orange County, these groups rely on Crank Waterproofing, Orange County’s original deck waterproofing company to keep pedestrian surfaces watertight.

Deck Waterproofing Systems

One size doesn’t fit all and one product or system won’t protect all surfaces. Crank Waterproofing has a complete arsenal of powerful deck waterproofing products to keep your project protected. From Desert Crete deck coating for common areas to Dex-O-Tex for pool decks, Crank keeps your surfaces safe from the elements and gives pedestrians a safe walking surface.

Deck waterproofing systems protect concrete pedestrian walkways, parking garages, and pool decks. They’re a great way to beautify the area at the same time. Crank Decking finishes both Desert Crete and Dex-O-Tex to emulate flagstone, brick, or tile. Of course, textured knockdown is available too.

Orange County deck contractor takes team approach to project management

Exterior grade plywood (Tongue and Groove) is installed over the existing structure and blocked to create a stable substrate upon which to begin the processes.

Tried and True Process

Ownership associations can’t afford to fool around when it comes to the products and vendors they select. Maintaining common areas is an important role of the association. Members expect their fees to be spent wisely.

Crank Waterproofing understands. As Orange County’s oldest waterproofing business, we understand that there is more to a project than just waterproofing. In order to make sure surfaces are safe and watertight we do more than just apply products. We also perform:

substrate repair
sloping
siding and stucco repair
plywood installation
and much much more.

Whatever it takes to make your surfaces watertight, we do it right. Because closing stairwells and walkways is inconvenient, we use products that are ready for foot traffic in one day.

See What Crank Deck Waterproofing Can Do For Your HOA

Seeing is believing. Just take a look at this project for common area walkways.

Not only do these walkways look terrible, the concrete is exposed to moisture. Moisture leads to failure. The fourth floor of any building isn’t a good place for failure. You don’t want your concrete surfaces to fail on any floor, but elevated surfaces are a real concern. When water penetrates, the supporting structure is vulnerable.

Now doesn’t this look better? The supporting surface is protected and the concrete is protected Now a fresh textured walkway is protecting pedestrians from slips and falls. Everyone wins.