What the Regina climate and soil do to surfaces
- Expansive clay that moves with moisture and cracks slabs
- Constant wind driving rain and snow against walls
- Hailstorms through summer
- Cold dry winters with road salt
Coverage area · Southern Saskatchewan
Nanoxeal surface protection in Regina
Regina is built on clay that swells when wet and shrinks when it dries. That ground movement cracks slabs and foundations, and every crack becomes a way in for water. It is a very concrete local problem.
Nanoxeal in Regina
- Reduces water entering through the microcracks of a sound surface
- A flexible coating rather than a rigid film that would break at the first movement
- Salt-frost protection on concrete
- We ship in Saskatchewan and support local applicators
Also serving nearby: Moose Jaw, White City, Pilot Butte, Lumsden, Balgonie.
Frequently asked questions
- My slab is cracked from the soil. Does this fix that?
- No. A coating does not correct ground movement or a structural crack; that is a foundation contractor question. What a water repellent does is limit the water the sound concrete around it absorbs, which slows frost degradation.
- Do you install in Regina?
- Not directly. We install in Quebec and British Columbia. Here it is product shipping and support for local applicators, with application by arrangement where a partner is available.
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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