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What Is Negative Waterproofing?

Negative waterproofing is a method used to seal the exterior of a structure’s foundation or walls to prevent moisture from penetrating the building. This process involves applying specialized coatings, membranes, or sealants to the external surfaces, stopping water from seeping through and causing damage. Unlike traditional positive waterproofing (which works from the inside), negative waterproofing protects the building from the outside, creating a barrier that defends against rising water. With the expertise of Simply Waterproofed, this method ensures long-term protection for your property.

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When Is Negative Waterproofing Necessary?

Negative waterproofing is necessary when moisture or water is entering the building from external sources, particularly from the ground or surrounding soil. It is especially crucial in areas like basements or foundations, where water infiltration can cause significant damage, including mold growth, weakening of the structure, and deterioration of building materials. Negative waterproofing services are vital when new construction is taking place or when an existing structure is experiencing dampness or leakage. Acting promptly with services from Simply Waterproofed can prevent further damage.

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What Is Required For Negative Waterproofing?

Effective negative waterproofing requires a thorough inspection to assess the condition of the foundation and identify where moisture is entering the structure. This process typically involves cleaning the surface, repairing any cracks or gaps, and applying high-quality waterproofing materials, such as membranes, coatings, or sealants, to form a barrier. The application needs to be done with care and precision to ensure long-lasting protection. With the skill and experience of Simply Waterproofed, negative waterproofing is done right, safeguarding your property from future water-related issues.