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Discover Sienna and Carrera, Bestdeck's 2 new PVC membrane colors. Lasting waterproofing and refined style for your deck.
What is the best patio covering in Quebec? Compare options, costs and durability to make the right choice.
Considering a PVC membrane for your patio? Get clear answers to the key questions for a durable, long-lasting outdoor surface in Quebec.
For several years now, teleworking has become a firmly established part of the daily lives of many Quebecers, and what was once a temporary solution has now become a lasting reality.
The year 2025 brought us a superb summer and a magnificent fall. Some statistics show that this beautiful weather, and likely several other factors, led to an increase of approximately 9% in residential renovation spending in Quebec, despite the economic uncertainty.
PVC membrane is increasingly popular in Quebec, and across Canada, for covering patios, balconies, and terraces. But like any trendy product, it comes with its share of preconceived notions... sometimes true, often false, and occasionally completely improbable.
From the bustling streets of Montreal to the peaceful panoramas of the Lower St. Lawrence, every corner of the province has its own charm... and its own climate. What's more, summer is the perfect time to fully enjoy the beauty of our diverse regions.
Every year, many Quebecers are introduced to PVC membrane for covering patios and decks. Whether you've been familiar with this material for a long time or are reading about it for the first time, you may be wondering if it's the best option for your situation?
Purchasing a spa is a simple and affordable way to create a relaxing and convivial space that's accessible at all times. However, there are some important things to consider before purchasing and installing one.
Before going any further, it's important to note that installing a PVC membrane around a spa is an ideal solution for ensuring a waterproof and durable surface. This allows you to relax with peace of mind, without having to worry about potential damage caused by water infiltration.
