Jemkon Waterproofing Solution

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Understanding Waterproofing Protecting Your
Structures
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Introduction

• Waterproofing materials (such as paint and tar)
  are used to prevent any water from entering a
  building through cracks or penetrations. This
  process can be simple or it can involve major
  repairs waterproofing might involve the
  installation of new waterproof membrane material
  over an old one if there has been some sort of
  damage that was not repaired before waterproof
  work began. In most cases with homes or buildings
  that have already been built, waterproof work
  will involve re-application of waterproof your
  home.

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Common Causes of Water Damage

• Extreme weather- Storms, hurricanes, heavy rains,
  snow and ice can damage your roof and ceiling.

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Types of Waterproofing

• Surface Waterproofing Coatings and Sealers
  Applied directly to the surface of materials like
  concrete, masonry, or wood to create a protective
  barrier against water penetration. Common
  materials include acrylic, silicone, or
  epoxy-based coatings.
• Integral Waterproofing Additives in Concrete
  Waterproofing additives are mixed directly into
  the concrete or mortar mix to enhance its water
  resistance. These additives can improve the
  overall durability of the structure.
• External Waterproofing Membrane Systems Applied
  on the outer surface of the structure, these
  membranes create a barrier against water
  infiltration. Membranes can be in the form of
  sheets (bituminous or synthetic) or liquid
  applied.
• Internal Waterproofing Cavity Drainage Systems
  These systems are installed within the structure
  to manage and redirect water. They often include
  channels and pumps to remove water that
  penetrates the structure.
• Cementitious Waterproofing Cement-Based
  Coatings These coatings use a mixture of
  Portland cement and other materials to create a
  waterproof barrier. They are often used on
  surfaces like concrete or masonry.
• Polyurethane SealantsFlexible Sealants
  Polyurethane sealants are elastic and adhere well
  to various surfaces. They are commonly used for
  sealing joints and gaps in structures to prevent
  water ingress.

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Waterproofing Materials

• Membranes Sheet membranes, Liquid membranes.
• Cementitious Waterproofing Portland cement-based
  coatings.
• Polyurethane Sealants Flexible and durable.

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Waterproofing in Specific Areas

• Basement Waterproofing
• Basements are prone to water infiltration due to
  their below-ground location. Waterproofing
  prevents issues like dampness, mold, and
  structural damage.
• Roof Waterproofing
• Roofs are prone to water infiltration due to
  heavy weather conditions. Roof waterproofing
  prevents water to penetrate and damages your
  furniture, internal walls, etc

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Cost Considerations

• Waterproofing will save your pocket from repairs
  done due to water damages.
• Costs of repair in case of water damages done to
  the furniture.
• Protect you from wall damping.

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Importance of Professional Waterproofing

• Waterproofing experts have a specialist skillset
  that complies with the National Housebuilding
  Standard.
• Many of our waterproofing experts are also
  equipped with prior experience in construction,
  architecture, design and engineering meaning
  that there really is no one else better suited to
  the role.

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Jemkon Waterproofing

• Jemkon is a professional waterproofing service
  provider in all India.
• For more details about waterproofing contact
  Jemkon Now.
• Contact No- 918956740753
• Website - Jemkon