Waterproofing Problems during home construction

If your drainage system contains an inadequate waterproof membrane, your home is at risk. An inadequate waterproof membrane will result in water not running away from your basement wall, and leakage will follow.

No Extension of Waterproof Membrane Above Grade or Over Footing

If there is no extension of the waterproof membrane above grade or over footing, your home will be exposed to several agents of erosion and decomposition that it otherwise wouldn't, and the result will be a much freer flow of water and other undesirable elements into your home's structure.

No Waterproof Membrane under Slab

If your home is built with no waterproof membrane under the slab, your entire building is vulnerable to water damage. The waterproof membrane helps prevent ground water from seeping into your foundation and your slab, and failure to install the waterproof membrane would constitute a serious construction defect.

Inadequate Water Proofing at Balconies and Decks with Sliding Glass Door Transitions

Inadequate water proofing at balconies and decks with sliding glass door transitions is not only a problem in and of itself, but it can also lead to potentially serious consequences with the rest of your home. Any time water manages to penetrate your home, it will lead to erosion and mold, among other problems.