Carbon dioxide enters concrete through the pores, cracks, and capillaries along with oxygen as gases. If moisture is present in the concrete, the environment then becomes ideal for the reactions to occur
Read MoreChloride ions require water molecules in both liquid and gas forms to move around. Then either seeps through or lands on your concrete structure.
Read MoreThe market offers a wide array of liquid membranes, available in various application forms such as spraying, rolling, or trowelling. These liquid membranes come in diverse types,
Read MoreCONCRETE COMPACTION IS A MUST, otherwise your waterproofing system over honeycombing will be a waste of money and time …
Read MoreDealing with high water pressure during slab-pouring is a real challenge
Read MoreBasements are typically classified as being at ‘higher risk’ of containing elevated levels of radon.
Read MoreBefore selecting the appropriate waterproofing system for your below-ground structures
Read MoreThe hammer is a powerful tool not just for knock-outs, but also for assessing the Concrete Cancer
Read MoreWaterproofing of slab on ground in basements can be very tricky as not all of them are flat.
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