What does Structural Waterproofing construction cover?

Q: What does Structural Waterproofing construction cover?

Below-ground tanking (Type A barrier systems); Structurally integral protection (Type B); Cavity drainage systems (Type C); Remedial injection and leak sealing; Podium decks, balconies and inverted roofs; Liquid-applied and sheet membranes; Waterstops, day joints and penetrations

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Keeping water out of structures - basements, roofs, decks and everything below ground.

Structural waterproofing is the discipline of keeping water out of the parts of a building or structure that cannot tolerate it: basements and cellars, podium decks, balconies, flat roofs, lift pits, tanks and tunnels. It spans new-build tanking and the far harder problem of stopping water that is already coming in - remedial injection, cavity drainage retrofits and deck recovering on structures that stay in use.

Below-ground tanking (Type A barrier systems)Structurally integral protection (Type B)Cavity drainage systems (Type C)Remedial injection and leak sealingPodium decks, balconies and inverted roofsLiquid-applied and sheet membranesWaterstops, day joints and penetrations

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About Structural Waterproofing

It earns its place in Specialist Works because the margin for error is zero and the cost of failure is buried. A waterproofing system is only as good as its worst detail - the day joint nobody prepared, the service penetration sealed with the wrong product - and most of it is covered up within days of going in.