VVS Waterproofing
VVS crew stripping failed tiles and bedding during remedial rectification — Sydney waterproofing project

Remedial
Waterproofing.

Investigation and rectification of failed membranes, leaking balconies, planter boxes and decks.

Remedial Waterproofing in Sydney & Greater Sydney

Class 1 · Class 2 · Class 3 Buildings — NSW

Remedial work starts with understanding why the original system failed. We trace the path of the water — terminations, penetrations, falls, drainage and junctions — before any scope is priced.

Rectification then addresses the substrate, the detailing and the membrane, not only the symptom that was reported.

Scope of Works

  • Failed membrane removal and replacement
  • Balcony and terrace rectification
  • Planter box relining
  • Substrate repair and re-falling
  • Drainage and outlet correction
  • Defect rectification works

Recent Remedial Waterproofing Work — Sydney

Substrate exposed after removal of a failed waterproofing system — Sydney waterproofing project
Concrete substrate ground and prepared for a new membrane — Sydney waterproofing project
Rectified area with new membrane installed to falls — Sydney waterproofing project

Detail

What Matters Here.

Diagnosis

Water rarely enters where it appears. The cause is identified before a scope is written.

Occupied buildings

Staging, access, noise and programme planned around residents, tenants and trading businesses.

Reinstatement

Where the package includes it, screeds, falls and tiling are reinstated by the same team.

Before You Request a Quote

What to Send Us

For a remedial waterproofing quote, these details help us scope and price the work.

  1. 01Site address and whether the building is occupied
  2. 02Photos of the leak, staining or damage and where water appears
  3. 03When the leak occurs — rain, irrigation, showers — and how long it has been active
  4. 04Any previous repair reports, strata reports or original drawings
  5. 05Access arrangements, strata approvals and preferred timing

Let's Build It
Watertight.

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