Waterproofing failures rarely stay the same size. A small crack or lifted seam left unaddressed tends to let in more water over time, and that water often causes damage well beyond the original failure point. Why small failures don’t stay small Once water finds a way through a waterproofing layer, it tends to worsen the … Read more
Roof leaks rarely come from nowhere. There’s usually a specific, identifiable cause. Here are the most common ones we come across. Aged or perished waterproofing membranes Waterproofing membranes have a working life, and once they pass it, cracking and general breakdown become far more likely. This is one of the most common causes of leaks … Read more
Not every water problem announces itself with an obvious leak. Often the first sign is something smaller: a patch of damp that keeps returning, a musty smell in one room, or paint that won’t stay put on a particular wall or ceiling. Here’s what to look out for, and what it usually means. Water stains … Read more