Duradek has been in the deck and balcony waterproofing industry since 1974. They pioneered the use of PVC membranes as an outdoor walking surface and were the first to have an approved single ply "walk on" roof membrane. Duradek membranes are the primary approved roofing materials on tens of thousands of roof decks throughout North America. From large condominium and townhouse complexes to single-family homes, Duradek is the choice of architects, builders, property managers, and homeowners who appreciate our attention to detail.

This topic includes information related to water repellents used during construction. Water repellents resist moisture from penetrating exterior building surfaces such as masonry, concrete, stucco and other exterior siding materials. Water repellents are a fluid substance made from acrylic, silane, silicone, siloxane and stearate.

This topic includes information related to sheet metal waterproofing installed during construction. Sheet metal waterproofing, commonly referred to as flashing, is an exposed continuous waterproofing formed of sheet metal (aluminum, copper, steel or zinc). Sheet metal waterproofing deflects or directs water from roofs and exterior walls, preventing water from entering a structure.

This topic includes information related to sheet waterproofing installed during construction. Sheet waterproofing materials prevent the passage of water. Sheet materials including bituminous, modified bituminous, elastomeric or thermoplastic. Sheets are attached or self-adhering.

This topic includes information related to fluid-applied waterproofing installed during construction. Fluid-applied waterproofing materials prevent the passage of water. Fluid-applied waterproofing materials are either hot fluid applied rubberized asphalt or cold fluid applied. Liquid is commonly applied in a viscous state to vertical walls beneath grade.