Removal of existing waterproofing, relocation or removal of rooftop installations can be done at a minimum or may not be necessary for construction!
We would like to introduce a case study of trouble resolution by "Silicatec" for those troubled by leaks. In cases where rainwater is leaking into a room below from the rooftop, it may be necessary to redo the waterproofing for the entire rooftop. With "Silicatec," partial construction is possible, eliminating the need for extensive work and significantly reducing costs. 【For these kinds of troubles】 ■ Want to request waterproofing work but cannot close the store ■ Stopping partial leaks requires extensive work ■ Unable to identify the cause of the leak ■ Do not want to burden the residents of the condominium *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company handles the potassium silicate permeable water-stopping waterproofing material "Silicatec." Silicatec is a potassium silicate-based material that offers higher water-stopping and waterproofing properties compared to traditional sodium-based materials. It is characterized by low cost, long lifespan (with a proven record of no leaks for up to 16 years and 9 months), and short construction periods. In light of current environmental issues, the Silicatec method uses environmentally friendly materials. If you are troubled by rain leaks, please feel free to consult us.
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