Expert waterproofing solutions

• In order to complete an effective damp-proofing system it is extremely important that the new plasterwork which replaces the salt contaminated material resists the passage of residual moisture and contaminant salts from passing from the underlying substrate through to the new decorative surface. This procedure is important because the underlying wall can take many months to dry down following damp-proofing, but more importantly, the base of the wall may always remain damp due to the inherent limitations of the actual injection damp-proof course.

Polyurethane Injection grouting is a technique that involves the injection of expanding polyurethane to cut-off water flow through concrete joints or cracks or to fill voids under slabs or behind concrete walls. The grout is injected under low/high pressure through a pre-drilled hole.

Dripping Leakages from Terrace Slabs/Brickbat Layers, Swimming Pools, RCC Water Tanks & Side Walls, Upper Floor bathrooms, Basements, Elevator Pits, Machine Foundations, Cooling Tower Basins, Construction/Expansion Joints, Pipe Penetrations