Professional Waterproofing & Construction Solutions

Carbon fibre reinforced polymer is an extremely strong and very durable material which is applied externally to strengthen concrete structures without the need to demolish and replace the existing structure such as concrete beams, suspended slabs and structural columns.

Roofs are the largest parts of buildings that are exposed to rain, Sun rays and snow. Roof waterproofing for the buildings acts as a barrier protecting the building against rain. Therefore, roof heat and water insulation done with the right roof insulation materials will protect the building from rain Sun rays and snow by preserving the lifetime and the performance of the building.

A diamond core cut is a precision instrument, creating clean, accurate holes with diameters of between 8mm to more than 1500mm. As it is a non-percussive technique, structural integrity is maintained around when drilling. Every diamond drill runs water through the driving shaft to ensure that the workspace remains free of dust. They can be operated in either a vertical or horizontal direction depending on the requirements.

Anchoring steel bars in concrete is needed when an additional structural concrete member is to be linked to existing structure or to increase the section of the existing structure. Structural rebar anchoring is to drill holes in the original concrete structure, insert steel bar into the hole of concrete, and inject structural Epoxy.

Epoxy coatings are a great way to update and protect your concrete floors, Under Ground Tanks, ETP Tanks, and Resorvoirs. They come in a variety of colors and styles and can be applied in multiple layers to create a seamless finish. Epoxy coatings adhere firmly to concrete, making them resistant to moisture, grease, scuffing and chemicals.

Jacketing is a method of structural retrofitting and strengthening It is used to increase bearing load capacity following a modification of the structural design or to restore structural design integrity due to a failure in the structural member. This technique is used on vertical surfaces such as walls, columns and other combinations such as beam sides and bottoms. It consists of added concrete with longitudinal and transverse reinforcement around the existing column.

A concrete surface that is in good condition is most resistant to damages, and continuous exposure to the factors causing these damages can eventually result in a crack. A small crack on your concrete can turn into a gaping hole if care is not taken. Water, cold & hot weather, and extreme weights are some of the factors that can contribute to further damage to your concrete surface. Fixing your damaged concrete structure immediately can prevent this damage from spreading. Concrete repair systems can be defined as the various methods and compounds applied to concrete walls and other concrete structures in order to support their working condition.

The protection of concrete structures depends on concrete waterproofing. The effectiveness and durability of the waterproofing system heavily influence the stability of building foundations and public safety. Concrete waterproofing has so many advantages that it ought to be necessary for every building. It is extremely challenging to reverse or restore water damage to a building's foundation. Construction must include concrete waterproofing, especially when high-rise structures are involved.

Expansion joints are one of the important areas in Civil engineering structures. Where contraction and expansion take place. Joints provided to accommodate the expansion of adjacent building parts and relieve compressive stresses that may otherwise develop. The most common types of sealants are polyurethane and Polysulphide. While both will do the job of Expansion joints filling.

Low viscosity epoxy resin is a type of epoxy resin that has a thin consistency, similar to water. It has a low surface tension and can flow easily into cracks, gaps, and pores, making it ideal for filling and sealing purposes. Some types of cracks seal with flexible and Epoxy mortar system.

Non-shrink cementitious grout and epoxy grout are high-performance construction materials used to fill gaps under machinery baseplates, anchor bolts, and structural columns, but they differ significantly in their chemical composition, strength, and ideal uses. Cementitious Grout made of hydraulic cement, graded fine aggregates, and expansion- or shrinkage-compensating additives.