Solution 04
Water-ingress remediation
Stop water entering existing underground structures—from immediate spot repairs to durable waterproofing reinstatement.
The appropriate intervention depends on urgency, structural condition, access limitations, the connected water pathway and the required service period.
Immediate temporary intervention
Targeted spot repairs can reduce or stop active leakage and reinstate immediate temporary safety while the condition is assessed and a durable solution is developed.
Durable waterproofing reinstatement
DURBE can treat connected water pathways and surrounding ground behind a structure to reinstate waterproofing and keep treated areas dry for the required service period.
- Active leaks through joints, cracks, penetrations and interfaces
- Distributed seepage through tunnel or station elements
- Water migration behind linings and walls
- Failed or incomplete waterproofing systems
- In-service structures with limited access or shutdown periods
Behind the structure—without broad excavation
Where project conditions permit, treatment can create a waterproof barrier or membrane behind the existing structure without external excavation or broad reconstruction.
Do not merely mask the visible leak. Treat the connected pathway responsible for the water ingress.
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