What you can observe
Droplet formation, moisture traces, rust deposits or leakage to underlying parking and technical areas.

Problem guide · Concrete and structures
Water comes through deck, cracks, connections or dilations.
Problem · cause · effect
Droplet formation, moisture traces, rust deposits or leakage to underlying parking and technical areas.
Water and de-icing salts can strain concrete, reinforcement, installations and vehicles, while the visible leakage point is not always the same as the point of entry.
Map deck structure, cracks, joints, drains, slopes and water route and combine targeted repair with a traffic-loaded waterproofing structure.
Possible causes
These causes constitute a targeted checklist, not a remote diagnosis.
Project-specific control
The Problem Guide provides direction, but does not make an unfounded material claim. For a final system choice, we check the situation on location or based on sufficient project information.
Value of a complete approach
In-depth and evidence
Frequently asked questions
No. Water can migrate horizontally through layers, cracks and connections before becoming visible.
Sometimes, but with traffic and water loads the relationship with deck, joint and protective layer must be assessed.
This can often be done in phases, provided that traffic routes, safety, curing and ventilation have been organized in advance.
Short route to implementation
The project fit prevents an unnecessarily long application. Your problem situation is selected in advance and known data then travels automatically.