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WATERPROOF! Magazine reaches virtually every segment of the waterproofing industry. Coverage includes:
Residential Below Grade – Spray-applied foundation sealants, self-adhered sheet goods, footing drain tiles, dimple membranes and sump pump systems, crack repair, carbon fiber straps, piering, basement finishing, crawl-space, mold remediation, and moisture management.
Commercial Above and Below Grade – Subway tunnels, wastewater treatment plants, all facets of commercial and industrial waterproofing, underslab barriers, crystalline admixtures, polyurea coatings, curtain grouting, waterstops, blindside, above-grade air barriers, joint sealants and more.
Commercial Roofing – Single-ply, built-up, and ballasted roofing, reflective cool roofing, electronic leak detection, vegetated “green roof” systems, and spray-on coatings.
In the Current Issue:
Residential Below Grade
Thrive in Hard Times
by Wesley Minor Contractors can build a thriving business by providing basement waterproofing systems and partially finished basements Expanding business in a slow economy may seem impossible. Yet, many experienced contractors have found that even in...
Waterproofing in Expansive Clay Soils
By Dan Calabrese Cave-In Catastrophe: Expansive clay soil is a deadly enemy to foundation walls, like this one, which caved in as the result of soil expanding against the structure's foundation. In much of America, soils don’t act in the way contractors...
Foolproof Waterproofing for Below-Grade Walls: A Systems-Based Approach Gives Best Results
By Dave Polk When the ICF construction method goes below grade you have several issues you must deal with to properly waterproof the wall: The Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) continues to grow as a viable alternative construction method to traditional...
Commercial Above Grade
Waterproofing And Geofoam
EPS foam is becoming familiar to an increasing number of waterproofers, such as this crew working on a highway project near San Rafael, California. Many waterproofing contractors are familiar with rigid EPS foam. It is frequently used as an insulated...
Rooftop Decking
One of the most difficult waterproofing scenarios for a roofer is creating a walkable rooftop deck over a wooden substrate. Typically, it has minimal slope, so careful installation is required to avoid ponding. Railings and scuppers—which are the most...
The Thick and Thin of Fluid-Applied Air Barriers
Applied correctly, both thick- and thin-coat systems can be effective at enhancing energy efficiency. Air barriers are a relatively new construction product. They began to appear in Canada as part of an energy-efficiency effort in the mid-1980s. They made...
Structural Repairs
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