Blog Posts in 2017

• Posted By DeckTech, Inc. 5-Oct-2017

  Get Your Roof, Balcony or Tile Deck Inspected by a "Licensed" Qualified Deck Inspector Before You Purchase It

  Your roof, balcony, or tile deck has a critical waterproofing component that keeps your home dry and protects the integrity of framing and other structural elements you rely on to live in a safe and healthy space. Did you know if your home is 8 years ...

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• Posted By DeckTech, Inc. 14-Apr-2017

  Stay Connected with DeckTech, Inc.

  Want the latest news and information from DeckTech, Inc.? Stay connected with us online! We invite you to take a look at our various social media profiles below: About.Me Blogspot Favstar Facebook Flickr Google+ LinkedIn Look Up Page MuckRack ...

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• Posted By 4-Mar-2017

  Not All Deck Waterproofing Systems Are Equal!

  Forty years ago, most decking was either concrete, wood or magnesium chloride. Over the last forty years, slip sheet, neoprene’s, acrylic and urethane systems have advanced in their abilities to waterproof buildings in all aspects of the ...

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• Posted By DeckTech, Inc. 3-Mar-2017

  Why Coating Assemblies Fail

  As a waterproofing contractor specializing in failure I give little merit to manufactures and their claims regarding the durability or longevity of their deck coating assemblies. All these assemblies have issues and the proof is seen in the photos ...

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• Posted By 2-Mar-2017

  What Actually Is a Decking Specialist or Expert?

  A question we get asked a lot from potential customers is, “What is a Decking Specialist or Expert and are you one?” We love this question! In our service area of Santa Barbara & San Luis Obispo Counties, we have been the leader in ...

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• Posted By DeckTech, Inc. 12-Jan-2017

  Recent Success Story with Multistory Condominium Complex Client

  The 2016-2017 winter season in California has been a rainy one. For all the good rainstorms bring – some people are even claiming the multiyear drought is over – it can wreak real havoc on the unprepared. Unprotected buildings in ...

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