What the Avalon climate does to surfaces
- The strongest winds among Canadian cities, so horizontal rain
- Heavy fog, especially in early summer
- Constant salt air across the whole peninsula
- Mild winters, but with many crossings of the freezing point
Coverage area · Avalon Peninsula
Nanoxeal surface protection in St. John’s
St. John’s is the windiest city in Canada, and one of the wettest and foggiest. Rain here does not fall, it arrives sideways. An east-facing wall takes a water load that has nothing in common with the same wall elsewhere in the country.
Nanoxeal in St. John’s
- Limits wind-driven rain penetrating siding and mortar
- Reduces the salt moisture fog leaves behind
- A breathable membrane, essential in a climate this wet
- We ship anywhere in Newfoundland and Labrador
Also serving nearby: Mount Pearl, Conception Bay South, Paradise, Torbay, Portugal Cove.
Frequently asked questions
- My east wall is permanently soaked. Does this change anything?
- That is exactly where a water repellent helps most: it reduces the water mortar and masonry absorb during driving rain while still letting the wall dry outward. It does not replace failed flashing or caulking.
- Do you install in Newfoundland?
- Not directly. Our crews install in Quebec and British Columbia. Here we ship the product and back local applicators, with application by arrangement where possible.
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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