Video below explains how Findlay-Evans Waterproofing rectified water leak problems for this challenging rooftop, which also involved difficult access for the Team and equipment.
Project: Badly deteriorated waterproof membrane causing water leaks in concrete roof slab
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Findlay-Evans Waterproofing recently completed a particularly challenging roof remedial waterproofing project close to Melbourne CBD.
As shown in the image above, the height and condition of the existing roof made access difficult.
However all our Team are “Working at Heights” & “Confined Spaces” compliant.
And our spray apply waterproofing system is mobile and easily transported to rooftops.
The Team successfully installed – on time and on-budget – a UV stable waterproof membrane on a concrete slab roof.
Prior to the new membrane, this rooftop had an extremely deteriorated existing polyurethane roof sealant that was causing quite extensive water leaks.
It is extremely important to prepare and clean any surface meticulously before applying a new waterproofing membrane.
Our Team had to complete extensive preparation to the badly leaking and deteriorated concrete substrate prior to spray-on application of a Liquid Rubber Membrane.
Existing failed roof membrane
Removal of existing failed membrane prior to installation of new LIQUID WATERPROOFING.
Roof membrane prior to remedial work by the crew at Findlay-Evans – See our Client Testimonials HERE
Liquid Applied Waterproof coatings have become the industry standard to seal leaking concrete and metal roofs.
Using flexible and monolithic Liquid Rubber membranes.
Liquid Rubber is highly flexible waterproofing membrane. This allows for building movement; contraction, expansion and vibration.
Thermo Top Coat – an over coating system to be used in conjunction with Liquid Rubber to reduce interior temperature.
Registered Building Practitioner & Certified Waterproofers
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The Australian Institute of Management (AIM) recently engaged F.E.W Waterproofing to resurface the Level 6 plant area which was prone to water leakage.
Liquid Rubber was used and is brilliant seamless product; we were very impressed with the finished product.
The F.E.W workmanship was of a high standard. Since having the Liquid Rubber laid down we have not experienced any water leaks.
D. Papal Australian Institute of Management (Vic & Tas) Building Manager
Waterproofing System ideal for concrete rooftop membranes – permanently stops water leaks. Listen to Audio Case Study Below.