VVS Waterproofing
Waterproofing Services

Leak Investigation & Detection

Guessing at leaks is expensive. We test systematically, isolate the source, and issue findings the project team or strata committee can act on.

Scope

What the works include

  • Staged water and flood testing
  • Moisture readings and tracing
  • Membrane and detail inspection
  • Drainage and outlet assessment
  • Written findings with photographs
  • Costed rectification options

Evidence, not opinion

Each investigation produces a documented sequence of tests and results, so a rectification scope can be justified to owners, insurers or the builder.

Technical Capability

Engineered to keep water out.

Waterproofing is not painting membrane onto concrete. It is substrate science, detailing, sequencing and verification. Every VVS installation follows the same disciplined sequence.

01

Substrate Assessment

Moisture content, falls, cracking, laitance, contamination and existing membrane condition are assessed before any product is selected.

02

Preparation

Grinding, shot blasting, crack routing, patching and priming. Membranes fail on preparation long before they fail on product.

03

Detailing

Penetrations, drains, upturns, corners, movement joints and terminations are detailed to manufacturer specification first.

04

Membrane Installation

Torch-on, liquid-applied or sheet systems installed to specified wet-film and dry-film thickness across every coat.

05

QA & Inspection

Coverage records, batch numbers, photographic evidence and hold points documented through the installation sequence.

06

Testing

Flood testing and inspection coordination prior to any overburden, screed, tiling or protective layer being installed.

07

Protection / Handover

Protection boards, drainage cell and screed coordination, then handover documentation issued to the project team.

Leak Investigation & Detection in Sydney & NSW

Send through plans, specifications or photographs and we'll return a detailed scope and quotation.

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