Four ways we keep water out of your building
Every job starts with a diagnosis rather than a product. Below is what each service covers, who it usually suits, and the standards we work to.
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Keep water out of basements, car parks and below-ground rooms
Type A barrier, Type B integral and Type C drained systems designed around the building, the water table and how the space will be used.
- Cementitious slurry and liquid-applied membranes
- Cavity drainage systems with sump and pump installation
- Waterbar, joint and penetration detailing
- Lift pits, plant rooms and below-ground car parks
- Typically for
- Basement conversions, new-build substructures, retro-fit remedial work
- Standards
- Designed in line with BS 8102 water-resistant design principles
Movement joints and perimeter seals that stay flexible for years
Precision mastic and silicone work on facades, curtain walling, wet rooms and industrial floors, with the right sealant chosen for the substrate and the movement it has to absorb.
- Facade and curtain walling movement joints
- Fire-rated and intumescent sealant systems
- Wet room, swimming pool and sanitary silicone
- Expansion joints in warehouse and car park slabs
- Typically for
- Commercial facades, refurbishment programmes, planned maintenance
- Standards
- Sealants installed to manufacturer specification with recorded batch numbers
Find the cause of the damp, then fix it properly
A survey first, then targeted treatment: damp proof course injection, tanking, render repair or ventilation improvements, depending on what the moisture readings actually show.
- Rising damp diagnosis and DPC injection
- Penetrating damp and defective render repair
- Salt-resistant tanking and re-plastering
- Condensation and ventilation improvements
- Typically for
- Period homes, ground-floor flats, converted outbuildings
- Standards
- Moisture readings recorded before and after treatment
Planned building protection across multiple sites
Scheduled inspection and repair programmes for managing agents, facilities teams and main contractors, with out-of-hours working where a site cannot be disrupted.
- Planned preventative maintenance schedules
- Multi-site framework agreements
- Out-of-hours and weekend working
- RAMS, insurance and site induction packs supplied
- Typically for
- Managing agents, facilities managers, principal contractors
- Standards
- Full RAMS issued before every visit, operatives CSCS carded
Four steps from first call to signed-off job
No sales visit, no pressure. A survey, a written specification, and a price that holds.
- Step 01
Call or send us the details
Tell us what you are seeing, where it is, and how long it has been happening. Photos help.
- Step 02
Free site survey
We take moisture readings, check the detailing and explain the options in plain language.
- Step 03
Fixed written quotation
A specification and price with no day rates or open-ended extras, usually within 48 hours.
- Step 04
Work carried out and signed off
Our own directly employed team, tidy sites, and a written guarantee on completion.
Describe the problem and we will tell you
Most people call us about a symptom, not a service. That is fine, the survey is where we work out which system the building actually needs.