Franklin Floortech

Franklin Waterproofing Solutions

Liquid applied & performed membranes for waterproofing of structures

About Waterproofing

Waterproofing is a method that prevents water from penetrating your house. These products are very important as it help keep your commercial and industrial dry. It helps reduce humidity inside the commercial and industrial and thereby protects things inside your house from damage caused due to humidity or water exposure. It is also important for the veracity of the building.

The interior areas of our house must be kept dry from the roof to the basement and water infiltration can lead to damages such as insect infestation, mold, and in the worst cases building failures. We cannot solve these problems without using these products. If you waterproof your industry, it will prevent damage later.

 

Concrete waterproofing is essential for:

1. Preventing Structural Damage: Safeguarding against cracks, spalling, and reinforcement corrosion to ensure concrete’s longevity.

2. Reducing Maintenance Costs: Minimizing repair needs, resulting in significant cost savings over the structure’s lifespan.

3. Preventing Mold and Mildew Growth: Maintaining a dry, healthy indoor environment by averting moisture-related mold and mildew issues.

4. Enhancing Durability: Creating a protective barrier that boosts concrete durability against weathering and environmental exposure.

5. Protecting Interior Spaces: Essential for basements and below-ground areas, preventing water infiltration and interior damage.

6. Improving Chemical Resistance: Enhancing concrete’s resistance to chemicals in corrosive environments.

7. Maintaining Aesthetics: Preserving the visual appeal by preventing water-induced discoloration and deterioration.

8. Preserving Property Value: Ensuring structures retain value over time, is vital for homeowners, businesses, and property investors.

Some common areas where concrete waterproofing is applied include:

  • Basements: Preventing water infiltration into basements helps maintain a dry and usable space, protecting stored items and the structural integrity of the building.
  • Foundations: Waterproofing foundation walls and footings prevents moisture from seeping into the structure, reducing the risk of cracks and structural damage.
  • Roofs: Waterproofing roof decks and surfaces prevent water penetration, extending the lifespan of the roof and protecting interior spaces from leaks.
  • Balconies and Decks: Waterproofing outdoor living spaces ensures durability and prevents water damage to the underlying structure.
  • Swimming Pools: Waterproofing swimming pool structures prevents water leakage, maintaining water levels and preserving the integrity of the pool shell.
  • Bathrooms and Kitchens: Waterproofing showers, bathroom floors, and kitchen countertops prevent water damage and mold growth, ensuring a hygienic environment.
  • Retaining Walls: Waterproofing retaining walls protects against water pressure buildup behind the wall, preventing damage and soil erosion.
  • Tunnels and Bridges: Waterproofing tunnels and bridge decks protects against water ingress, preventing corrosion of reinforcement and extending the lifespan of the structure.
  • Underground Structures: Waterproofing underground structures such as underground parking garages and utility vaults prevents water infiltration and structural damage.
  • Planter Boxes:Waterproofing planter boxes prevents water leakage, protecting surrounding structures and preventing damage to landscaping features.

In essence, concrete waterproofing is crucial in any area where protection against water ingress is necessary to maintain the integrity, durability, and longevity of the structure.

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