Concrete cancer repair in a shark aquarium Work above sharks on a pontoon, not a problem. Our remedial waterproofing and concrete repair technicians did not shy away from the challenges they faced during the time spent carrying out various concrete cancer repair while floating on a pontoon...
Defects in concrete structures - with focus on identifying concrete cracks and how to fix them. Defects in concrete structures can occur during and after construction and different types of defects can form for various reasons. In this article, our focus is on identifying cracks in concrete....
Successful Leak Sealing Injection of high flow leak around pipe penetration Water leaks around pipe penetrations, such as gas, water, sewer and electrical lines, is a very common problem where pipes enter and exit through concrete walls or slabs. A common reason is that they are sealed...
Permanent Modular Formwork Systems For Concrete Walls – Are They Waterproof? Concrete filled polymer-based Stay-In-Place (SIP) formwork creates load-bearing permanent walls and columns and provides a cost-effective construction system. By encapsulating the concrete fill, the interlocking snapping joints of concrete-filled walls are deemed to be waterproofed...
High flow and active leaks are no match for our team of technicians. - In fact, they are one of our team’s favourite things to fix! Time and time again, our team at Waterstop Solutions efficiently and successfully demonstrate how they stop active leaks by applying their...
Concrete in a salty and humid environment As you would expect in a coastal climate as we have on the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Sydney and Central Coast, high humidity, salinity in the soil, salts in rainfall and exposure to a high level of airborne salts...
When we carry out remedial repairs on concrete structures, our repair's object is to improve the durability and wear characteristics of the concrete surface, providing watertightness and preventing the development of a corrosive environment for the reinforcement steel. With that, our goal is to ensure that...
THERE ARE 3 MAIN CATEGORIES OF DAMPNESS: Penetrating Damp, Condensation and Rising Damp. Many of the visual signs of the three main categories of dampness in buildings may look quite similar to the untrained eye. This is why penetrating damp and condensation can be mistaken...