Waterproofing

We all agree that basements are vulnerable to flooding. Whether this is from the effects of Mother Nature or thanks to rusted piping, preventative measures have to be taken. In …

We’ve all seen the advertisements of people slapping a piece of duct tape onto a leak in order to stop it. However, don’t be fooled by this. Duct tape’s durability …

Waterproofing membranes are typically plastic or latex, come as pre-formed sheets or in liquid form, and are commonly used over surfaces in construction to prevent water damage or leaks. Silicone …

We know wood and water are not a good combination. This is especially pertinent for the wooden ceiling structures above moisture-generating or moisture-prone rooms, like bathrooms. To protect your home …

Waterproofing membrane can be used in many areas of the home, including basements and bathrooms. In unfinished basements, making the walls look pretty is low on the priority list. In …

Tiles, as well as the grout used to join, them aren’t waterproof. So, installing tiles in a moisture-prone area leaves them susceptible to moisture penetration. Waterproofing the substrate is a …

If you’re doing any kind of home reconstruction, you know that while drywall is not the most long-lasting of building materials, it is extremely versatile and very affordable. This makes …

It is common knowledge that water in the wrong places can be destructive to a home. Shower ceilings’ susceptibility to water damage can make them a costly problem waiting to …

Obviously, when you buy a waterproofing membrane, the instructions will tell you how long it will take to dry. However, when you have a time-sensitive project on the go, knowing …

Whether you are finally constructing your dream home from the ground up or adding the much-needed renovation to make room for your expanding family or business, there are certain things …