Date: June 20121
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| Stamped concrete cracks filled with caulk is Not an adequate waterproofing solution |
Problem:
The original surface of this radiant heated deck was a stamped concrete finish that failed, and the homeowner's first attempt at a solution was to paint over it...but that failed too.
Their second attempt at a solution was to fill in the cracks with caulk; and while that may have slowed the inevitability of water invading the structure, it did not resolve the problem and it was certainly not an attractive finish.
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| Duradek Ultra Marble ' Mocha' gives this deck waterproof protection and an attractive finish. |
Duradek Solution:
The owner of this home wanted to know if Duradek could be installed on his radiant heated concrete roof deck. After a year from the initial inquiry, he had a Duradek installer come out to resolve the issue.
The installer first used a sander to remove all of the ridges and bumps on the surface, then professionally installed Duradek Ultra Marble 'Mocha' to protect this roof deck that is directly over top of living space.
Job Notes:
This city in one of Utah's largest ski areas is home to many beautiful, high end homes. After a trial and error method of ineffective solutions, this homeowner finally got what he wanted and what he had set out to achieve years ago...a waterproof, radiant heated, walkable roof deck.
Applicating Contractor:
Lone Peak Contracting, LLC
Jeffery Copeland
801-380-3975
lonepeakcontracting@gmail.com
Job Contact:
Duradek of Utah / Dek Max
Matt McClure
801-390-9600
matt@dekmax.com
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