When above-grade exterior walls are exposed to moisture and/or humidity, water can seep through the material and have a negative effect on building interiors. When this happens over a long period of time, it can also cause the exterior surface to weaken and deteriorate.

Simon Surfaces’ Waterproof Wall Coating delivers superior waterproofing performance on above-grade exterior walls*. The Sarmor coating product was developed specifically for these walls and is manufactured in-house. Its elastomeric design remains flexible even as the surface underneath expands and contracts. It also helps to eliminate the risk of moisture painted vertical surfaces that include:

• Block
• Stucco
• Split face block
• Metal
• Tilt up concrete
• EIFS and Dryvit

The first step is an extensive wall inspection to identify any moisture issues caused by cracks or deterioration, as well as problems with the gutters and downspouts. Necessary repairs are then made to any holes, cracks or joints to prepare the surface. Finally, Sarmor Waterproof Wall Coating is applied to waterproof and resurface the exterior walls.

All In One Solution for Exterior Walls

1. A PreVision extensive wall inspection is completed as the first step of the standard process. It examines the outside of the walls to uncover any moisture issues caused by cracks or deterioration, as well as problems with the gutters and downspouts.
2. Repairs to holes, cracks and joints are then made to prepare the surface.
3. Sarmor Waterproof Coating is then applied to waterproof and resurface the exterior walls in a variety of custom colors.

Simon Surfaces’ Waterproof Wall Coating eliminates the need to hire both a painter and a waterproofer. It can save you from having to replace damaged walls and comes with a warranty. Plus, the coated walls are easy to maintain and can even be pressure-washed. A highly-rated fade resistant option with extremely low Delta-E values is available upon request.

Simon Surfaces’ Waterproof Wall Coating is not intended to be a viable solution for structurally-compromised walls. A structural engineer is recommended to inspect for structural integrity.