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Proper waterproofing maintains the integrity and quality of a commercial building. Without it, you could end up with costly repairs from moisture damage to insulation and electrical wiring. Here are some of the most common problems and how PMMA waterproofing systems can help.

Deficiencies in the Roof

The roof is one area susceptible to water penetration. Rainfall may create puddles of standing water on the surface. This can damage the roof’s structural integrity and cause water to seep into the ceiling. Inspect the roof twice a year to ensure vents and drains are clear.

PMMA waterproofing systems can maintain a roof’s integrity. This system uses a liquid, layer-by-layer application. After a coat of primer, waterproofing is added, followed by a hard-wearing surfacing and a finishing layer. The solution is durable and resistant to degradation by UV rays.

Seepage From Around Windows

pmaa waterproofing systemsConcrete is a porous material, and if it gets sufficiently soaked, it may let water through. Areas that are especially susceptible to moisture buildup include the cracks and crevices around windows. 

If not perfectly fitted and snugly sealed around the edges, water can easily seep in here. Caulk windows to seal them properly.

Plumbing Problems

Plumbing issues, like a burst pipe, are a common waterproofing problem. The building's pipes should be checked regularly for drips or leaks.

These are early signs of a crack, which could become a potential break. Insulating pipes to protect them from extreme temperatures, which increase the risk of fractures, can also help.

 

If you need waterproofing solutions for your commercial building, contact Pro-Crete Systems of Florida in Largo. They’ve served both developers and contractors for more than 30 years. Their trusted team offers a comprehensive array of services, including the application of PMMA waterproofing systems and roof deck installation. Visit their website to see a list of their services. To discuss your next project, call (727) 526-8090.

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