Calo is a roofing restoration project in Utah focused on protecting and extending the service life of a large elevated parking structure within a multifamily community. The project centers on restoring the exposed deck surface, improving waterproofing performance, and creating a durable traffic-bearing system capable of supporting daily vehicle use and Utah’s changing seasonal conditions.
The project approach prioritizes durability, waterproofing, and long-term traffic performance. The broad concrete deck is treated as both a driving surface and a critical protective assembly, requiring a seamless system that can resist moisture intrusion, vehicle wear, temperature fluctuations, and repeated daily use while maintaining a clean, uniform appearance.
Restoring the existing parking deck helps extend the life of the concrete structure and reduces the need for more extensive demolition or replacement. Targeted coating and waterproofing solutions can limit material waste while protecting the underlying structure from moisture-related deterioration.
A longer-lasting traffic surface also helps reduce the frequency of future repairs and supports more efficient long-term property maintenance.
Interior benefits are primarily protective. Improving the waterproofing and surface performance of the parking deck helps reduce moisture migration into structural components and any occupied or service areas below. This contributes to better protection of concrete, finishes, utilities, and other building systems affected by water intrusion.
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