Leak detection
Thermal Scanning
Accurately locates hidden leakage points using an advanced thermal imaging machine.
Process — 5 steps
- Inspect and identify seepage area
- Clean and prepare the affected surface
- Scan the area with the thermal imaging machine
- Analyze thermal images and generate report
- Explain results and suggest proper repair solutions
Technologies we use
Professional thermal imaging scanner, analysis software, moisture detection tools.
FAQs
- Can it work on any surface? Yes, it detects seepage on walls, slabs, bathrooms, and concealed areas.
- How accurate is the scan? Up to 99% accurate in pinpointing water leakage paths.
- Does it cause damage? No, it is a completely non-destructive testing method.
Leak sealing
PU Injection (Cracks & Joints)
Stops active water seepage in basements, lift-pits, tanks and slabs by pressure-injecting expanding PU resin.
Process — 5 steps
- Mark leak lines → drill packer points at 45°
- Fix mechanical packers and flush
- Inject hydrophilic/hydrophobic PU under pressure
- Resin expands and blocks water pathways
- Remove packers → patch and finish
Materials we use
PU resin (fast/slow set), packers, injection pump, polymer mortar.
FAQs
- How long does it last? Many years if structure is stable.
- Can you inject during active leakage? Yes, fast-foaming resin works on live leaks.
- Is it visible after? Only small patched drill marks remain.
Bathroom repair
Toilet Epoxy Grouting
Stops leakage from tile joints, corners, and plumbing gaps in toilets by using chemical-resistant epoxy grout.
Process — 5 steps
- Clean old cement grout / dirt from tile joints
- Dry surface and check gaps or hollow areas
- Mix epoxy resin + hardener with filler powder
- Apply into joints with rubber trowel, pressing deep
- Clean surface with sponge before it hardens
Materials we use
Epoxy resin + hardener, filler powder, spatula, rubber trowel, cleaning agents.
FAQs
- Why epoxy instead of cement grout? Epoxy is waterproof, chemical-resistant, and won’t crack like cement grout.
- Does it stop leakage below tiles? Yes, it seals joints and prevents water seepage into slab or below bathrooms.
- Is it easy to clean? Yes, epoxy grout resists stains, dirt, and chemicals better than cement grout.
Underground
Basement Waterproofing
Prevents water entry into basements through walls, slabs and joints using membranes and coatings.
Process — 5 steps
- Surface preparation
- Crack/joint repairs
- Apply primer + membrane coats
- Lay protective screed/boards
- Water testing
Materials we use
Liquid membranes, bituminous sheets, protective screed, polymer mortars.
FAQs
- Will it stop all seepage? Yes if applied on all entry points.
- How long does it last? 8–12 years with protection.
- Can it be done from inside? Yes, if outside access isn’t possible.
Heavy-duty
Podium Waterproofing
Protects podium slabs and parking decks with multi-layer waterproofing systems that handle traffic load.
Process — 5 steps
- Surface cleaning
- Crack filling
- Primer + waterproof layer
- Protective screed
- Final finish (tiles/coat)
Materials we use
Liquid membranes, APP/SBS sheets, screed concrete, PU coatings.
FAQs
- Is it load resistant? Yes, systems designed for traffic.
- Do tiles crack later? Not if expansion joints are provided.
- How often to redo? Around 10+ years with maintenance.
Shops & sheds
Commercial Shade Waterproofing
Stops leakage in sheds and factories with coatings for metal and asbestos roofs.
Process — 5 steps
- Roof cleaning
- Treat overlaps & fasteners
- Primer coat
- 2–3 elastomeric coats
- Inspect post-rain
Materials we use
Acrylic/PU elastomeric coatings, primers, sealant tapes.
FAQs
- Does it reduce heat? White coatings reflect sunlight.
- How long does it last? 5–7 years typically.
- Can work continue below? Yes, no heavy noise/dust.
Terrace
Roof Waterproofing
Stops seepage through terraces using coatings, membranes or brickbat coba systems.
Process — 5 steps
- Surface cleaning
- Crack filling + slope correction
- Primer coat
- 2–3 waterproof coats
- Protective finish
Materials we use
PU/Acrylic coatings, APP membranes, polymer mortars, tiles.
FAQs
- Does it stop dampness? Yes, prevents water entry.
- What about hot weather? Reflective coats lower heat.
- How often recoating? 6–8 years on average.
Potable safe
Tank Waterproofing
Protects overhead/underground tanks from leakage and contamination with food-grade coatings.
Process — 5 steps
- Drain and clean tank
- Crack repairs
- Primer coat
- 2–3 coats food-grade coating
- Curing & refill
Materials we use
Food-grade epoxy, cementitious coating, polymer mortar.
FAQs
- Is it drinking safe? Yes, only food-grade products used.
- How long protection? 7–10 years.
- Do we need empty tank? Yes, tank must be dry for work.
Surface repair
Crack Filling
Fills cracks with polymers, PU or epoxy to stop seepage and prep surface for coating.
Process — 5 steps
- Open crack edges
- Clean dust & loose material
- Apply bonding agent
- Fill with crack filler
- Finish smooth
Materials we use
PU sealant, epoxy, polymer mortar, bonding agents.
FAQs
- Will cracks reopen? If structure settles, may need touch-up.
- Works on wet cracks? PU hydrophilic resin works on minor damp cracks.
- Time for curing? 2–4 hours for initial set.
Water supply
Plumbing
Repairs and installs pipelines, valves, faucets to prevent leaks and ensure proper water flow.
Process — 5 steps
- Identify leak or pipe damage
- Shut off water supply
- Repair / replace faulty pipes or fittings
- Test water flow & pressure
- Clean area and provide maintenance tips
Materials we use
PVC/CPVC pipes, GI pipes, valves, sealants, PTFE tape.
FAQs
- Do you handle both residential & commercial? Yes, all types.
- Emergency service? Available on call.
- Warranty? Parts & workmanship guaranteed.