Our Work
A railway bridge deck resurfaced and waterproofed so the structure underneath stops taking water — on a live rail corridor, where the working window is fixed and immovable.
When you cannot get to the outside of a foundation wall because the shoring is already there, the membrane has to go on first — and the concrete gets poured against it.
A mountain parkade takes freeze-thaw, road salt and studded tyres. The coating has to survive all three.
Parkade decks are the roof of whatever sits below them. When the membrane fails, the first people to know are the residents parked underneath.
Repair and reseal rather than replace — when the deck is sound, recoating is a fraction of the cost and disruption.
An island job, where every hour of mobilisation costs a ferry sailing. Rapid-cure polyurea meant spraying and finishing in a single visit.
A landscape water feature only works if it holds water. Getting that right is a waterproofing problem, not a landscaping one.
A courtyard pool and its surrounding deck, taken from tired to finished — waterproofed below and given a durable, slip-resistant surface above.
Several pools on one site, all needing to hold water for decades under constant chemical exposure and public use.
A plaza deck is a roof with people walking on it. Everything below depends on the membrane above.