Waterproofing

The ingress of water into a building can cause extreme damage and be very costly. The water can penetrate from various sources such as rain or rising damp. This may be the result of the failure of roof membranes, cavity flashings, joint sealants, damp courses or incorrect falls in roofs or external floor areas.

Waterproofing can be undertaken on roofs (particularly flat roofs), balconies, wall tiling, concrete sealing, planter boxes (attached to buildings), retaining walls, windows, joint sealants, bathrooms and other internal wet areas.