New building waterproofing in Vijayawada
Waterproofing a finished building is repair work. Waterproofing one that is still going up is construction work, and it costs a fraction of the same job done later. We come in at the stages where each surface is still reachable — before the backfill, before the sunken slabs are filled, before the terrace is tiled — and treat it then.
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- Vijayawada
- our base — same-day visits in the city
- All days
- site visits, including Sundays
- AP & Telangana
- we travel for larger jobs
You probably need this if…
- Your building is under construction and the slab is cast
- Bathroom sunken portions are ready and not yet filled
- Retaining or basement walls are built but not yet backfilled
- The terrace is cast and waiting for its top finish
What causes it
The same wet patch can come from different places, and each one needs a different fix. This is what we look for on site.
- 01
Nothing was actually specified
When a builder quote carries waterproofing as a single line, it becomes one coat of whatever is cheapest on the day. Nobody set out which surfaces, which stage or which material.
- 02
Construction joints between pours
Every place where one pour meets the next — raft to wall, wall to column, one day of casting to the next — is a joint, and a joint is a path unless it is treated as one.
- 03
Sunken slabs filled and forgotten
The sunken portion under a bathroom gets filled with whatever is lying on site and tiled over. From that day it is a tank sitting inside your floor.
- 04
Tie-rod holes and honeycombing
Shuttering leaves holes right through the wall, and a poor pour leaves porous patches. Both are easy to close while the wall is bare and impossible once it is plastered.
- 05
Curing cut short
Concrete that was not cured long enough is porous from the day it is cast. No coating on top of it will make up the difference.
Our new buildings process
Step by step, in this order. Nothing is skipped to finish a day early.
- 01
Stage plan before the work reaches you
We read the drawing with your engineer and set out which treatment belongs to which stage, so nothing has to be opened up again later to be done.
- 02
Plinth and retaining walls
The outside face is treated and protected before the earth goes back against it. This is the one stage that cannot be revisited at any price.
- 03
Sunken slabs and toilets
The sunken portion is cleaned, coved at every corner, coated up the walls, ponded for a full day and only then filled.
- 04
Tanks and sumps
Overhead tanks and underground sumps are coved and given two coats of a coating certified for drinking water before they are handed over.
- 05
Terrace and parapet
Slope checked against the outlets, junctions coved, two coats across each other, and the parapet carried up rather than stopped at the slab edge.
- 06
Water test and record
Every treated surface is water tested and photographed before it is covered, and you get the record. It is the only proof that exists once the tiles go down.
What is included
- A visit at drawing stage and a stage-wise scope tied to your construction programme
- All labour, materials, machinery and transport in one figure per stage
- A full-day ponding test at each sunken slab and on the terrace before it is closed
- Photographs of every treated surface, taken before anything covers it
- A written handover note listing what was done at which stage
Free site visit. You get the measured area and a written scope before any work starts.
+91 73823 58857Frequently asked
Request a site visit
Tell us what you are seeing and where. We will come and check, measure the area and give you a clear scope — the same day wherever we can.
- We work in
- Vijayawada
- Guntur
- Amaravati
- Mangalagiri
- Tenali
- Eluru
- Gannavaram
- Machilipatnam
- Bhimavaram
- Rajahmundry
- Kakinada
- Visakhapatnam
Based in Vijayawada, so we are quickest in and around the city — and we take up work across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Tell us where it leaks.
We will come and check before the next rain, measure the area and give you a clear scope in writing.