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Crystalline waterproofing is a concrete admixture that reacts with moisture to form crystals that block pores and self-seal micro-cracks as they form.
Foundation waterproofing involves applying bituminous or liquid membrane systems to below-grade walls and footings before backfilling.
Heat proofing reduces the absorption of solar heat into the building, helping maintain a cooler indoor temperature, lowering energy costs and improving comfort. Reflective coatings and thermal insulation are the most common methods used.
Waterproofing your roof involves applying a protective coating or membrane that prevents water from seeping through. Common methods include liquid waterproofing membranes, bituminous coatings, or polyurethane-based systems. The surface must be cleaned and cracks repaired before the waterproofing material is applied evenly to create a watertight seal.