Balcony Contractors in Kelowna, British Columbia
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Here are some Balcony contractors in Kelowna, British Columbia
2601 18th Street, Vernon, V1T 4A3
2601 18th Street, Vernon, V1T 4A3
Columbia Ave, Rossland, V0G 1Y0
Columbia Ave, Rossland, V0G 1Y0
11399 87 Avenu, Delta, V4C 2Z6
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11399 87 Avenu, Delta, V4C 2Z6
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Vancouver
Vancouver
231-55 Klahanie Drive , Burnaby, V3H 0M9
We design, build and renovate residential homes at the best prices with eco-friendly materials for our valuable clients who want to have a better place to live in the world.
231-55 Klahanie Drive , Burnaby, V3H 0M9
We design, build and renovate residential homes at the best prices with eco-friendly materials for our valuable clients who want to have a better place to live in the world.
3719 Woodsdale Road, V4V 1X2
3719 Woodsdale Road, V4V 1X2
Port Coquitlam
Port Coquitlam
1503 7088, Burnaby, V5E 0A4
1503 7088, Burnaby, V5E 0A4
3100 windsor gate, Coquitlam, V3B 0P3
A general contractor in the British Colombia area with certified experts and a team. Our ultimate goal is our clients satisfaction.
3100 windsor gate, Coquitlam, V3B 0P3
A general contractor in the British Colombia area with certified experts and a team. Our ultimate goal is our clients satisfaction.
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Does your balcony need to be renovated?
Whether your balcony is made of concrete, wood or stone, it has probably deteriorated in recent years. If the damage is only affecting the appearance of your balcony, then the repairs are within your reach.
If you are unlucky and the structure is also affected, then you must entrust the work to a contractor to ensure that your balcony remains safe at all times.
Renovating your wooden balcony
Is your balcony starting to look bad? It certainly bears the marks of moisture damage such as broken, bent or discolored planks.
To prevent this from happening again, apply a sealer every year or at least every two years.
To seal the wood, a cleaning and lightening product is required. It only needs to be rubbed to remove imperfections such as stains and accumulated dirt marks.
For the product to operate at full capacity, wait about 15 minutes and rinse with a pressure washer.
Should you replace the damaged boards? Well, all that depends on their condition. Whenever possible, try to keep them because a new board will tend to detonate with the rest of the balcony and it can be less aesthetically pleasing. Only if it's really necessary should you replace them.
Now, you're probably wondering what you need to do with the crooked boards? To learn more, read our article How to restore an old balcony.
Renovating your cement or stone balcony
For your concrete or stone balcony, pay attention to the presence of crumbs, cracks or honeycombs and signs of corrosion on guardrails, handrails or railing posts.
As mentioned in our article on repairing balconies, use a repair mortar that is appropriate for patching. For example, a cement concrete must be used to repair the slab, while a polymer-modified concrete must be used for aesthetic touch-ups.
As a second step, make sure your balcony still meets the standards of your municipality, otherwise you may be required to make the proper changes quickly.
Want to have a new balcony and need to know how much it will cost? Check out our Balcony Renovation Price Guide.