Bathrooms, toilets and water tanks stay damp almost constantly, so even a small gap in the surface lets water seep into the slab below — leading to seepage in the ceiling of the floor underneath, tile debonding, and long-term structural damage. Cementitious waterproofing forms a rigid, cement-bonded barrier that's specifically built to handle this kind of constant water exposure.
Floor and wall waterproofing before tiling, or as a retrofit under existing tiles.
Both underground and overhead tanks — safe for potable water once cured.
Below-ground walls and floors exposed to constant moisture.
Sink and wash areas prone to daily water exposure.
Price shown is "Starting From" — the right price depends on your surface's actual condition: existing cracks, old coating removal, slope/drainage, parapet treatment and area. Send us a few photos on WhatsApp and we'll give you an accurate quote after a free site inspection. +18% GST applicable extra on all prices shown.
Yes — once fully cured, it's safe for potable water storage and is one of the most common systems used for water tanks.
With correct application and normal use, it typically holds up well for several years; bathrooms and tanks see more constant water exposure than roofs, so we recommend a check-up every few years.
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