Reinforced Concrete Swimming pools can either be suspended or grounded. Pools are suspended when access is possible to the underside of the pool, where waterproofing solutions such as PU grouting can be applied on localised leaks. On the other hand, pools are considered grounded when there is no access to the negative side of the pool, and waterproofing has to be carried out from within the pool cavity.
Balconies are often the most exposed area in a home, facing extreme weather conditions such as hot weather and rainy days. If not waterproofed correctly, a balcony can easily be the first place at home to deteriorate, as water seeps into your balcony’s walls and floors which eventually leads to interfloor seepage.
Toilets and bathrooms are common places for leakage to occur. Over time, existing waterproofing membranes breakdown and malfunction. When this happens, water seeps through the concrete and into the ceiling below. Adjacent neighbouring walls may also be affected. Comprehensive repair method by re-waterproofing and upgrading the toilet are used to address the problem entirely. PU grouting may be adopted as a trouble shooting method.