Waterproofing Services

i) Bathroom Leakages. We fix most of the bathroom floor leakages, bathroom wall seepages with our advance waterproofing method.

ii) Repair of Toilets Leakages.
From Residential toilets to Public Toilets leakages. We have the right solution for it all.

i) Epoxy Flake Coating.
Anti-slip and waterproofing coating for bathroom and toilet flooring. It is very ideal especially when you have elderly at home.  

 ii) Nano Coating.
Spray on waterproof coating. The coating compound is hydrophobic which repels water off easily. Suitable for most application especially if time constraint is a major factor. 

i) Water seepage from Wall.
Concealed water pipe leaking in the wall can be very devastating. Contact our specialist for a free on-site assessment. 

 ii) Water leakage from Ceiling.
Having issue with water leakages from your ceiling either from your careless neighbour or a leaking roof? Call us now to arrange our specialist to assess the damage at no extra charges.

4. Reinforcement Fabric Layer

The reinforcement fabric enhances the strength and durability of the waterproofing system. It provides additional tensile strength and helps prevent cracking.

5. Second Waterproofing Membrane Layer

This layer further waterproofs the roof and embeds the reinforcement fabric within the waterproofing system, creating a robust barrier.

6. Third Waterproofing Membrane Layer

Adding a third layer increases the thickness and durability of the waterproofing system, providing extra protection against water ingress.

Waterproofing a pitched roof using flashing involves a series of steps to ensure that water is diverted away from the roof and into the gutters, preventing leaks and water damage.

1.Preparation

Inspect the roof for any damage or leaks that need repair before installing the flashing. Remove any debris, dirt, or old sealant where the flashing will be installed to ensure a clean surface for adhesion.

2. Measuring and Cutting Flashing

Measure the length and width of the areas where flashing will be installed 

Use tin snips to cut the flashing to the required size. Ensure the flashing pieces overlap each other by at least 8cm to prevent water penetration.

3. Install Valley Flashing

Lay the Flashing by placing it in the roof valley, ensuring it sits flat against the roof deck.

Secure the Flashing by nailing the flashing into place at the edges, spacing each nails about 30cm apart. Be careful not to nail too close to the center where water will flow.

Seal the Edges by apply roofing cement or sealant along the edges of the flashing to create a watertight seal.

4. Installing Step Flashing (for Sidewalls)

Start by laying the first row of shingles up to the sidewall and place the first piece of step flashing on top of the shingle, against the sidewall, and nail it into place. The flashing should extend up the sidewall and out over the shingle.

Lay the next row of shingles and place the next piece of step flashing overlapping the first piece. Repeat this process, alternating shingles and flashing pieces, ensuring each piece of flashing is partially covered by the shingle above it.

5. Final Sealing and Inspection

Inspect all seams and overlaps to ensure they are properly sealed and watertight.

Apply Additional Sealant if necessary.

Conduct a thorough inspection of the flashing installation to ensure it covers all potential leak points and directs water away from the roof effectively.