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We start with a comprehensive inspection of your property to locate the source of the leak. We are looking at the kind of joint, the location, what it is made of, and what is the extent of damage.

Joint Preparation

We take out worn or deteriorated joint sealants, prepare a clean condition of the substrate, and ensure the necessary adhesion. This could involve grinding or edge sealing as necessary.

Joint Repair & Sealing

• PU (polyurethane) or MS sealants are known for their flexibility and durability
• For heavy traffic areas, compression-type seals or joint bands
• Rules for water-repellent hydrophilic/hydrophobic sealing compositions
• Materials are all rated for direct exposure to weather, chemicals, and movement stress over the long term

Waterproofing

For high water exposure areas (such as rooftops, car parks, or basements), we incorporate extra waterproofing membranes or coatings.

Final Testing

We test and inspect the water quality to make sure the repaired joint is in excellent working condition.