PROJECT EXPERTISE
Exterior Wall Waterproofing
Stops water entering through outer walls, cracks and joints.
Overview
Stops water entering through outer walls, cracks and joints.
When you may need this
- Damp patches or stains on inner walls after rain
- Cracks, open joints or failed sealant on facades
- Peeling paint caused by moisture
Typical scope of work
- Crack and joint treatment
- Surface preparation
- Waterproof coating or sealing system
- Inspection and, where needed, water testing
The exact method and materials are recommended after a site inspection, since every building is different.
How we work
01
Site inspection
We discuss your requirements and assess the building and work areas.
02
Scope & proposal
The technical team outlines the recommended work, access and quotation.
03
Project execution
Teams coordinate site activities with a focus on preparation and workmanship.
04
Review & handover
Completed work is reviewed against the agreed scope before handover.
Common questions
Why does paint peel after waterproofing is ignored?
Moisture trapped behind paint lifts it from the wall. Treating the source of water first helps repainting last longer.