Is waterproofing important for my house/building? Why?
Waterproofing is the building envelope that protects the building cosmetically and structurally. Water infiltration can cause major problem to a structure. It will first damage the building cosmetically then structurally. Unfortunately, most of the time it is considered as an inconvenience rather than a serious matter However it is important to realize that by the time a stain shows up on the interior of your building most likely irreversible damage has been caused to the exterior. Water soaked roof insulation will almost never dry out. Trapped moisture in insulation can also decay a roof deck and will cause roofs to fail prematurely. Water entering walls will rust steel, discharging angles and carrying beams, which support the structure. Moisture penetrating reinforced concrete structures carry chloride ions, which will rust reinforcing bars causing them to expand in size resulting in spalling of concrete. As one begins to understand the process of water infiltration one begins to understand the importance of keeping a building waterproofed.Why my house is still having leakage even after we have rectified the initial problem?
There are various possible reasons for this.- Wrong product usage
- Wrong application of product and tools
- Misdiagnosed problem
- Wrong methods in rectifying the problems
Does products matters in rectifying waterproofing issues?
Yes it does. You cannot fit one product for all type of waterproofing needs as the specifications and intended uses differs.How do I pay for the work tendered?
We accept:- Cash – as per your convenience
- Credit Cards – We have 0% installment plan for Maybank card users
What is our terms of payment?
We require 50% deposit and balance upon completion of work. Our work warranty and handover will be given after completion of payment. The warranty coverage will be rendered void if full payment is not settled within 14 days of the final invoice issued.How long does an average repair take?
Depending on the extent of the damage and remedial work but usually around 2-3 days.How long is your fastest work done?
80 minutes.What can I do if the leak still occurs after the job is done?
You may call and refer to your file number (located in your handover form or the warranty certificate). We will then ask you some questions to help determine the cause of the problem and steps required to correct it. All completed work is recorded reported into our computer system, allowing us to access your records promptly. Though only a small percentage of our work requires service, we are as anxious to solve your problem as you are. Much of the reason for our growth over the past 6+ years is because we truly stand behind our work.Do you work in confined spaces?
Yes, however our rate charged will reflect the complexity of the work involved.Do you do high risk jobs?
Yes. These jobs requires specialized and certified team to carry out the workWhat is Black Mold and how do I know the if mold on my wall is toxic?
BLACK MOLD Black mold can be very problematic to our health. People do not realized the how damaging this mold can be. The black mold symptoms can actually be very serious. Black mold symptoms are highly unpleasant and one should avoid getting exposed to it. WHAT IS BLACK MOLD? Black mold is also known as Stachybotrys chartarum or Stachybotrys atra. They can grow on variety of surface, such as wood, fiberboard, gypsum board, paper, lint and dust. Black Mold tends to be dark black in colour (hence the name black mold). Other than being black, it can also be in greenish or grayish black and they have a distinctive odor that is musty and mildew-like. Black molds like to be in areas of the home that are warm, humid and damp. In addition to showers, roof and crawlspace that may have leaks or some other source of moisture, are commonly susceptible to the growth of toxic producing black mold. BLACK MOLD SYMPTOMS There are several common black mold symptoms. Some of these symptoms of mold exposure include: (3)- Headaches
- Chronic fatigue
- Fever
- Eye irritation
- Sneezing
- Rashes
- Irritation to the mucous membranes of the mouth, nose and throat
- Chronic coughing