When to Investigate
Common Signs and Problems
Worn, cracked or peeling coatings
Water collecting in low areas
Open seams and failed transitions
Surface deterioration from repeated wetting and exposure
Where It Applies
Common Applications
Weather-exposed decks and patios
Multifamily walkways and elevated pedestrian surfaces
Worn traffic-bearing coatings on compatible substrates
Property Protection
What This Service Can Help Protect
Provides a continuous protective surface when properly detailed
Supports easier inspection and maintenance of exposed areas
Can protect compatible substrates from repeated wetting
How Noble Approaches the Work
Inspection and Application Process
Review use, drainage, existing coatings and visible defects.
Select a compatible system for the substrate and expected traffic.
Clean, prepare and repair the surface.
Treat joints, edges and penetrations, then apply the specified layers.
Protect the work during curing and explain return-to-service timing.
Materials & Compatibility
The Right System Starts With the Surface
Traffic-bearing systems may use primers, reinforced base layers, waterproof membranes and protective finish coats. The exact build-up must follow the selected manufacturer's instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cure and return-to-service times vary by product, weather and site conditions. The project plan should state the applicable timing.
Only when the existing assembly is sound and compatible. Adhesion, trapped moisture and failed layers must be assessed first.
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