Service area · Lower Mainland

Nanoxeal surface protection in Vancouver

Vancouver takes roughly 1,200 mm of rain a year, almost all of it between October and March. The local problem is not frost, it is water that never fully dries. Nanoxeal is a water-based coating that keeps exterior surfaces shedding water through that season.

What the Lower Mainland climate does to surfaces

  • A six-month rainy season that keeps surfaces permanently damp
  • Moss, algae and lichen colonizing roofs shaded by conifers
  • Salt air off the Strait of Georgia on anything metal near the water
  • Little frost, so damage comes from trapped moisture rather than freeze-thaw

Nanoxeal in Vancouver

  • Immediate beading that rolls water off instead of letting it soak in
  • Breathable membrane: essential here, because a sealing film would trap moisture
  • Slows moss returning on surfaces that have been cleaned and treated
  • We serve and install in British Columbia: no-obligation quote

Also serving nearby: Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, North Vancouver, Coquitlam.

Frequently asked questions

Does this fix my roof moss problem?
It does not replace a cleaning. Existing moss has to come off first. Once the surface is clean and dry, the treatment reduces retained water, which slows recolonization. On the coast this is recurring maintenance, not a permanent fix.
It rains constantly. When do you apply?
The surface has to be clean and dry at application, so we schedule into dry windows, mostly May through September. That is the real scheduling constraint on the coast and we account for it when quoting.

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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