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Bathroom Water Proofing
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When planning or installing a new bathroom, you need to make sure the waterproofing is done right from the start in these areas:
- In the Shower Area: The most heavily used space needs a completely waterproof membrane and flashing to keep water away from the wall studs.
- Over Timber Floors: If your bathroom sits on timber framing or particleboard, the entire floor needs to be waterproofed to stop moisture damage.
- Upstairs Bathrooms: If you have a bathroom on an upper floor, excellent waterproofing is non-negotiable to protect the rooms below.
- Pipe and Drain Seals: Making sure the barrier wraps securely around all plumbing fixtures and waste outlets.
balcony waterproofing
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When planning or installing a new balcony, you need to make sure the waterproofing is done correctly from the start in these areas:
- Exposed Surfaces: Because the balcony is open to the weather, it needs a tough, flexible waterproof membrane to handle rain and hot sun.
- Where It Meets the House: Water can easily leak in through the doorways or wall junctions, so high upturns and proper flashing are non-negotiable.
- Above Other Living Spaces: If your balcony sits above an outdoor entertaining area or a room inside, proper drainage and waterproofing are essential to protect the space below.
- Drainage Points: Making sure the barrier wraps securely around all floor drains and overflow outlets so water flows away safely.
laundry Waterproofing
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To waterproof a laundry room effectively, you must create a “tanked” environment by applying a flexible membrane across the floor and 150mm up the walls. Use bond-breaker tape at all corners to handle building movement and washing machine vibrations without cracking the seal. Ensure the floor slopes at a 1:100 ratio toward the drain, and install a water-stop angle at the doorway to act as a dam, preventing overflow into the rest of the house. Finally, seal all pipe penetrations and apply the membrane in two thick coats before conducting a 24-hour flood test.
House Slab Waterproofing
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House slab waterproofing is centered on preventing ground moisture from wicking into the concrete through a continuous vapor barrier. A heavy-duty 200-micron plastic sheet is laid under the slab with all joints taped and overlapped to block rising damp. The exterior vertical edges are then coated with a bituminous membrane and supported by a perforated drainage pipe at the base to channel water away from the structure. This combination of a sealed underside and proper perimeter drainage keeps the foundation dry and protects your interior flooring from mold and moisture damage.
- Swellable Water-Stops: For all plumbing and utility penetrations that pass through the concrete, use "swellable" seals around the pipes. These are made of hydrophilic material that expands when it touches moisture, creating a high-pressure seal in the gap where water is most likely to seep in.
- Protection Boards: After applying the waterproof membrane to the vertical edges of the slab or retaining walls, install a protection board (or drainage cell). This prevents sharp rocks and debris from puncturing the membrane during the soil backfilling process, ensuring the barrier remains intact.
- Ground Grading and Swales: The final ground level around the slab should slope away from the house at a minimum of 5% grade (a 50mm drop over the first meter). This ensures that surface rainwater is directed away from the foundation quickly, reducing the hydrostatic pressure against your waterproofing system.
Roof Waterproofing
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A leaking roof doesn’t just cause damp patches; it threatens the structural integrity of your entire building. Our specialized roof waterproofing systems provide a seamless, durable shield against the harshest weather conditions.
- Multi-Layer Liquid Membranes: We apply high-performance, UV-stable polyurethane or acrylic membranes that create a monolithic (seamless) seal over your entire roof, ensuring no joints for water to penetrate.
- Ponding Water Correction: Standing water is the enemy of waterproofing. We ensure proper surface grading and "fall" so that rainwater is directed immediately toward drainage outlets.
- Reflective Heat Shielding: Our top-tier coatings often include solar-reflective properties, which not only waterproof your home but also reduce indoor temperatures by reflecting UV rays.
Pool waterproofing
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You should consider re-waterproofing your pool in the following situations:
During Renovations: When replacing the pool lining or tiles, applying a new waterproofing layer provides excellent long-term protection against leaks for the next 25 to 30 years.
- Extensive Structural Damage: When the pool surface has developed numerous cracks.
- Elevated Installations: When the pool is located directly above garages or storage areas, such as in many communal or multi-family complexes, to prevent property damage.
- Component Leakage: When water begins to leak around any of the plastic fittings or fixtures.
Bathroom and Balcony Repair
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Stop leaks and prevent structural damage with our targeted repair solutions. We specialize in fixing waterproofing failures with minimal disruption.
- Leak Detection: Accurate diagnosis to find hidden cracks and failed seals.
- Epoxy Grouting: Using waterproof, mold-resistant epoxy grout to stop seepage through tiles.
- No-Demolition Repairs: Specialized liquid membranes that can be applied over existing tiles to save you time and money.
- Joint & Corner Resealing: Replacing failed silicone with high-performance polyurethane sealants.
- Structural Restoration: Treating "concrete cancer" and rusted reinforcements caused by long-term water damage.
Quick Service On Emergency Call 7 Days
Water damage is a race against time. We provide rapid-response solutions 7 days a week to stop leaks before they cause structural decay or mold growth.
