Because water is the most common cause of structural damage, the first precaution is to protect the various structural elements by applying water insulate, or waterproofing, particularly when it comes to the roof. It is possible to waterproof a structure with a classical bitumen membrane, a liquid sealing sheath, or with a modern and innovative waterproofing product such as a two-component cement mortar of a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) polymeric membrane. When an element of a building is waterproofed, water cannot seep into it and cannot reach the insulated element, preserving its state.
In record time, our rope-mounted workers can reach your roof and undertake waterproofing interventions to the highest standards without the need to erect massive scaffolding. We, at Edil technology, recommend that our clients seek professional waterproofing maintenance and installation services. A comprehensive inspection is necessary for waterproofing maintenance in order to:
38.1. Repair weak insulation areas by placing a new layer of insulation on top;
38.2. Determine whether there were implementation errors during the installation;
38.3. Adjust the screed's slope if necessary;
38.4. Identify leaky/seeping points.
Operators and technicians mounted on ropes will remove and repair damaged parts, inspect the screed for damage, and pay attention to all elements that could impair the waterproofing layer. We apply insulation layers in accordance with our clients' specifications.