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Moisture doesn’t just stain the deck below—it seeps into the wood framing and sheathing. Over time, it leads to rot that compromises the balcony’s integrity. The rainy climate here speeds up that deterioration.
A new membrane in this area enhances safety by eliminating slippery spots. It also improves curb appeal and can increase resale value. Our systems withstand heavy rain and freeze-thaw cycles.
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| Balcony Membrane Fleetwood Membrane Material and Thickness | Subfloor Flashing Replacement Prices | Standard Deck Size Prices | Substrate Prep Scope Prices | Sound Substrate Overlay Prices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Membrane Material Only | CAD 4 – CAD 7 | CAD 4 – CAD 7 | CAD 4 – CAD 7 | CAD 4 – CAD 7 |
| Standard Installed Vinyl Membrane | CAD 15 – CAD 35 | CAD 15 – CAD 35 | CAD 15 – CAD 35 | CAD 15 – CAD 35 |
| Premium Membrane Replacement System | CAD 35 – CAD 75 | CAD 35 – CAD 75 | CAD 35 – CAD 75 | CAD 35 – CAD 75 |
| Balcony Waterproofing Membrane Replacement | CAD 20 – CAD 40 | CAD 20 – CAD 40 | CAD 20 – CAD 40 | CAD 20 – CAD 40 |
| Full Tear-Off Membrane System | CAD 36 – CAD 42 | CAD 36 – CAD 42 | CAD 36 – CAD 42 | CAD 36 – CAD 42 |
Effective Waterproofing Solution
A cracked or peeling balcony membrane allows water to reach the wooden frame of the deck. Over time, this moisture can rot the structure and damage the siding and trim below. Our waterproofing method stops the problem before it spreads.
We use a liquid membrane that cures into a single, flexible sheet with no seams or weak joints. This method provides a durable surface that sheds water and can handle foot traffic. For dependable balcony membranes in Vancouver, it’s the solution we trust.
Fleetwood experiences heavy rain in the fall and winter, and that moisture can quickly get under a worn membrane. Once water gets in, it moves behind the siding and around windows, causing hidden decay.
Many homes here have wooden balconies that need extra protection from our damp climate. A properly installed membrane not only protects the deck but also keeps the exterior walls safe. That’s why Fleetwood homeowners rely on us for lasting waterproofing.
Balcony Membrane Installation
Before applying any membrane in Fleetwood, the wooden balcony surface must be dry and strong. We sand or replace damaged plywood and make sure the deck slopes slightly away from the house. This helps prevent water from pooling during the rainy season.
We roll a bonding primer onto the prepared surface. Then, we apply a two-component liquid polyurethane or PMMA membrane in one continuous layer. We add polyester fleece reinforcement at all seams, corners, and penetrations to create a seamless, flexible sheet that moves with the building.
Finally, we apply a traffic-grade topcoat that provides UV protection and a textured, slip-resistant finish. At the edges, the membrane turns up the wall and integrates with metal flashings placed behind the siding. This setup stops water from reaching the wooden frame.
In Fleetwood’s wet climate, a balcony membrane needs to work as part of the building’s outer layer, not just as a surface layer. We overlap the membrane behind the existing building paper or house wrap at door thresholds and wall junctions. This creates a shingle effect that directs water away and prevents moisture from getting behind the siding.
The edge of the deck is fitted with a metal drip flashing that extends beyond the fascia. This design breaks the surface tension of water and helps shed it away from the structure. When combined with the right slope, this prevents standing water and lowers the risk of freeze-thaw damage and algae growth that can happen in damp areas.
