Phoenix Walk Decks Firm Celebrates Fifteen Years Of Experience

Nov 16, 2017

FireSky Coatings offers walk deck and waterproofing services across the entire State of Arizona. The services include walk deck installation, repair, and maintenance, as well as all types of waterproofing.

Phoenix AZ - November 16, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

FireSky Coatings LLC and Adam Niskanen are pleased to announce that they have reached the milestone of fifteen years of experience. The professionals at FireSky Coatings install, maintain and repair walk decks, as well as providing all types of waterproofing. The family-owned business stands behind their work and products with service, integrity, and quality in all that they do. Installation of custom features makes the home stand out. Installation is a critical step-by-step process when building new decks.

Walk deck repairs are designed to take care of cracks or split in the surface. The deck with cracks and splits can lead to serious water damage. Improperly coated decks can lead to many other issues as well. A variety of Polycoat Products are utilized to waterproof all types of commercial decks, floors, and walkways. Polycoat Products is recognized as the market leader in waterproofing, coatings, and systems.

A walk deck is also known as a roof deck, view deck or balcony. The name is designed to point out the ability of the deck to withstand foot traffic. It is possible for homeowners and business owners to walk around on their decks and enjoy the weather, unlike other areas of the roof. These areas are great for family entertainment and relaxation.

The company offers a five-year warranty on both residential and commercial surfaces. The professional team has the kind and depth of experience to build a custom deck or to take care of a simple leak repair. The FireSky team handles the work with equal skill and professionalism. The technicians at FireSky Coatings have developed strategic processes for each of the walk deck procedures. From prep-work and installation to maintenance and repair, everything must be perfect. Even a small mistake can potentially ruin an entire project. The team stands behind their work by offering a 5-Year Warranty on every installed deck.

Contact Info:
Name: Adam Niskanen
Organization: FireSky Coatings LLC
Address: 625 W Deer Valley Rd Suite 103 Box 135, Phoenix AZ 85027
Phone: (480) 299-0590

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For more information, please visit http://www.fireskycoatings.com/

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