Our Services

Terrace leakages are one of the most common and costly problems for building owners. Our terrace waterproofing system creates a robust, seamless barrier that prevents water ingress for years.

1. 1 Surface preparation — cleaning, crack repair, and leveling
2. 2 Primer application for better adhesion
3. 3 Waterproofing membrane or coating application (2–3 coats)
4. 4 UV-protective top coat for long-term durability
5. 5 Drainage slope correction where needed

Moisture in bathrooms can silently damage structural slabs, walls, and flooring over time. Our wet area waterproofing ensures every vulnerable surface is sealed before tiling.

1. 1 Detailed inspection of joints, corners, and drain points
2. 2 Application of flexible waterproofing slurry
3. 3 Reinforcement tape at all critical joints and corners
4. 4 Multi-coat system for floor and walls (up to 300mm height)
5. 5 Flood test to verify integrity before tile work begins

Exterior walls face constant exposure to rain, wind, and humidity. Damp walls lead to efflorescence, mold, and paint peeling. Our facade treatments stop water at the surface.

1. 1 Assessment of wall cracks, joints, and surface condition
2. 2 Crack filling with flexible sealants and repair mortar
3. 3 Application of penetrating water repellent or silicone-based coating
4. 4 Sealing around windows, doors, and all penetrations
5. 5 Weather-resistant top coat for long-term protection

Leaking water tanks waste thousands of litres and damage surrounding structures. We use non-toxic, potable-water-safe systems for overhead tanks, underground sumps, and cisterns.

1. 1 Tank draining and surface cleaning
2. 2 Crack repair with hydraulic cement
3. 3 Application of non-toxic crystalline waterproofing coat (2 coats)
4. 4 Curing and water retention test before use
5. 5 Final inspection and handover

Basements face constant hydrostatic pressure from groundwater. Our negative-side and positive-side waterproofing systems keep basements permanently dry in all conditions.

1. 1 Hydrostatic pressure assessment and drainage mapping
2. 2 Surface preparation and crack injection grouting
3. 3 Application of crystalline or polyurethane membrane system
4. 4 Drainage board installation where required
5. 5 Final inspection with moisture meter readings

Balconies are exposed to direct rain and thermal movement, making them prone to cracking and seepage. Our flexible membrane systems accommodate movement without cracking.

1. 1 Surface inspection and cleaning
2. 2 Primer application
3. 3 Flexible polyurethane or acrylic membrane application
4. 4 Protection screed over membrane
5. 5 Final check — tiling can proceed after curing

Pressure grouting injects cementitious or polyurethane grout into cracks, voids, and joints under controlled pressure — permanently sealing water pathways through walls, slabs, and foundations.

1. 1 Identify crack lines and injection points
2. 2 Drill injection holes at regular intervals
3. 3 Insert packers and flush with water
4. 4 Inject grout or resin under controlled pressure
5. 5 Seal injection points and inspect for completeness

Chemical waterproofing coatings form a tough, seamless membrane that repels water on terraces, walls, and concrete surfaces. Ideal as a standalone treatment or as a base for tile finishes.

1. 1 Surface cleaning and defect repair
2. 2 Primer coat for adhesion
3. 3 First chemical coating layer application
4. 4 Second coat after curing (opposite direction)
5. 5 Final inspection and water test

External wall cracks and failed expansion joints are primary entry points for water. We diagnose crack types, apply the correct flexible sealants, and protect with weather-resistant coatings.

1. 1 Crack mapping and cause assessment
2. 2 Widen and clean cracks for proper sealant adhesion
3. 3 Fill with flexible polyurethane or epoxy sealant
4. 4 Seal expansion joints with backer rod and joint sealant
5. 5 Apply weather-resistant coating over repaired areas

Brick batting is a proven traditional waterproofing method for terraces and flat roofs. Broken bricks laid in lime mortar create an insulating, water-resistant layer that also reduces heat transfer.

1. 1 Clean and prepare the RCC slab surface
2. 2 Apply waterproofing base coat on the slab
3. 3 Lay broken bricks flat in lime mortar with proper slope
4. 4 Fill joints with lime mortar and finish smooth
5. 5 Final cement plaster or tile finish as required