Does snow damage the treatment?

No, snow itself does not wear the coating. It is shovelling, scraping and abrasives that mechanically wear a treated surface, especially on driveways and steps.

Not directly. We install in Quebec and British Columbia. Here it is product shipping and support for local applicators.

Coverage area · Western Newfoundland

Nanoxeal surface protection in Corner Brook

Western Newfoundland gets far more snow than the Avalon. Corner Brook is among the snowiest cities in the country, and that snow sits for a long time before a very real spring thaw.

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What the western Newfoundland climate does to surfaces

Among the heaviest snow accumulation in Canada
Prolonged snow loads on roofing
A spring thaw that saturates concrete and masonry
Salt air in the Bay of Islands

Nanoxeal in Corner Brook

Less water absorbed before and during the thaw
A breathable membrane for surfaces spending months under snow
A flexible coating against temperature swings
We ship anywhere in Newfoundland and Labrador

Also serving nearby: Deer Lake, Stephenville, Pasadena, Massey Drive, Humber Valley.

Frequently asked questions

Does snow damage the treatment?: No, snow itself does not wear the coating. It is shovelling, scraping and abrasives that mechanically wear a treated surface, especially on driveways and steps.
Do you install here?: Not directly. We install in Quebec and British Columbia. Here it is product shipping and support for local applicators.

The coverage (1,000 to 1,200 sq ft per 19 L pail, two coats) and the protection duration (up to 15 years) are the manufacturer specification, not independent lab results. Always test a small area before treating the whole surface.

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