Waterproofing Decks: Polyurethane coatings & TPO membrane systems that keep water out for good
A deck doesn’t fail because of the wood on top, it fails because of what happens underneath. In the Pacific Northwest, standing water and trapped moisture are the real enemy, and a good waterproofing system is what stands between your deck and a rebuild. We install fluid applied polyurethane coatings and TPO membrane systems built to shed water completely, turning your deck surface into a durable, watertight barrier rather than a wood surface that’s just hoping to dry out between rainstorms.

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A properly waterproofed deck doesn’t just look better, it stops water at the surface instead of letting it work its way down into the joists and framing below. That means fewer repairs, no soft spots, and in many cases a fully usable dry space underneath if the deck is elevated.
We show up, we do the dirty work, and we fix your home—it’s as simple as that.
Our goal is to ensure you never have to call us for the same spot twice. We build to outlast the next decade of Washington winters, saving you thousands in future reconstruction.
We show up, we do the dirty work, and we fix your home—it’s as simple as that.
Our goal is to ensure you never have to call us for the same spot twice. We build to outlast the next decade of Washington winters, saving you thousands in future reconstruction.
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Our Wood Rot Repair Process
- Inspect and probe. We check beyond the visible damage, since rot in Lynnwood homes often extends further than it appears on the surface.
- Remove and cut back. Only the compromised wood is removed, cutting back to solid, healthy material.
- Treat and seal. Exposed wood grain is treated and sealed to keep moisture from working its way back in.
- Rebuild to match. Damaged sections are rebuilt or replaced to match your home’s existing trim profiles and siding lines, so the repair blends in.
- Prime and finish. We finish with a high build, flexible coating designed to hold up through Lynnwood’s wet winters and low sun conditions.












