Waterproofing

Make waterproofing part of a coordinated building plan. Discuss exposed surfaces, connection details and surrounding repairs before the work begins.

Coated exterior balcony floor with black railing and masked edges

Protection starts with the scope.

PD Concrete offers waterproofing as part of its condominium and commercial restoration services. Whether the work stands alone or accompanies concrete repairs, the starting point is an accurate description of the affected areas and the project requirements.

What to discuss

Identify the balconies, walkways or other areas proposed for waterproofing.
Review available specifications and the relationship to adjoining finishes, railings and joints.
Discuss access, surface preparation and coordination with other restoration work.

Plan your project

Share the location of observed moisture concerns, photographs, existing drawings and information about previous work where available. A site review and any necessary specialist evaluation help define the work; covering a visible stain alone is not a complete diagnosis.

Common questions

Can waterproofing be coordinated with concrete restoration?

Include both needs in the estimate request. The project scope can then address the sequence of repairs and finishes, rather than treating each surface as an isolated task.

How is the proposed system selected?

The selection should follow the project conditions, applicable specifications and product requirements. Ask for the proposed materials, preparation, exclusions and maintenance information to be clearly stated in the written proposal.