Side Wall Treatment

Exterior waterproofing is a process that involves protecting the exterior of a building from water damage. It is accomplished by creating a barrier between the exterior walls and water to prevent water ingress into the structure. When water penetrates the exterior walls of a building, it can lead to structural damage, mold growth, and costly repairs. Waterproofing is best done at the time of construction. Using high-quality liquid waterproofing compound in the starting stage with cement and sand can be effective. Otherwise, use a waterproof coating before painting your exterior walls to prevent water leakage.

Water seepage through walls may occur due to underlying construction issues like usage of poor-quality raw materials or inadequate adherence to waterproofing measures during the construction process. In addition, prolonged exposure to severe climatic conditions, mainly heavy rainfall, may lead to cracks in the outer walls of buildings and houses. If not repaired on time, moisture and water seepage through these cracks may eventually dampen the interior walls of homes.