Common Problems?

Water leakages caused by poor concrete construction are a fact of life in Buildings now days. Concrete cracks—due to drying shrinkage, thermal movement, aging factor and other causes—usually are minor and result in few problems. But over time, even minor cracks can grow larger and cause big headaches, such as loss of structural integrity or, more commonly, "Water Leakage".

The good news is that in most cases Clients can now have these cracks fixed permanently—without the need for costly, disruptive hacking or demolition by using medium to high-pressure injection of polyurethane foam grout injection, torch applied, chemical infusion, or chemical membrane materials.

“Most toilets, balconies, concrete roof top, corridors, basements, pond, walls, metal deck roof, etc. eventually leak”. Even if a crack is not leaking now, eventually water will find it ways. Crack injection and other listed systems has been an accepted way of tackling these repairs for many years, and more and more waterproofing and structural repair contractors around the world are adopting the technique because it is cost-effective, reliable, non-messy and long term.

WAY OF WORKING

Our process has been designed & crafted very carefully to produce fullest customer satisfaction

1. Initial Complementary Site Visit

The first step in finding a solution to your persistent water leak problem is to carry out an investigation. This involves simulating the same weather conditions that cause the water leaks in your home or premises at the noted locations, with the desired end result of reproducing the water leak.

2. Investigation

Discussions on the weather conditions evident during water leaks

Weather analysis via the Internet and local weather documentation

Step by step instruction on how to conduct self checking by the Clients

Rain simulation

Visual inspections

Digital camera documentation

3. Solutions

Following our investigation you will receive either a verbal summary or an investigation summary document, detailing the findings and our recommended solutions.

4. Quotation / Estimate

5. Acceptance

6. Solution implementation