R & J Coatings & Waterproofing

R&J Coatings and Waterproofing, Inc. was incorporated in November 1982. We began as a waterproofing contractor, specializing in the sealing of the exterior building envelope. Our customers had an increasing need for concrete restoration as our local hi-rises were reaching an advanced age. It was through our dedication to quality service that we built a base of long-term customers. Once considered to be the job of a maintenance man, the repair of rusting rebar in a highly corrosive area has meant that many older structures are in an unnecessarily dilapidated state.

R&J Coatings and Waterproofing, Inc. (R&J) was founded in 1982. We specialize in concrete restoration, waterproofing, caulking, epoxy injections, deck coatings and many other facets of high rise restoration. Our goal is to offer top quality service and workmanship at a competitive price. We are not the cheapest game in town, but we strive to be the best and it shows in our quality of work. The strength of our good reputation has allowed us to focus on the East Coast of Volusia and Flagler counties.

Various weather conditions can create a unique challenge when it comes to a concrete restoration. As a leader in the field of concrete restoration, R&J can benefit building owners and managers from both the knowledge of our personnel and the application of the latest materials. Today's repair mortars offer a product which is denser and stronger, providing a better overall repair. Deck coatings which offer elastomeric waterproofing abilities serve as an insurance to protect the investment in the concrete.

The various styles and materials available for guardrail use provide a prominent architectural feature on high-rise buildings. More importantly, however, is their ability to help prevent accidents. Code changes in recent years have centered on reducing the amount of open area with the rail to decrease the risk of young children and pets falling from the balconies. R&J Coatings and Waterproofing, Inc. specializes in rail repair and replacement on hi-rise structures. Powder coats have long been a standard method, but after just a few years of our weather they begin to display blistering and eventually the coatings are removed by the wind.