Frequently asked question

Common areas include basements, terraces, bathrooms, roofs, water tanks, and external walls.

Depending on the method and materials used, it can last 5 to 15 years or more with proper maintenance.

Popular methods include liquid membranes, bituminous coatings, cementitious waterproofing, and polyurethane.

Yes, waterproofing can be applied during renovations to fix leakage and prevent further damage.

Guniting is a method of applying concrete or mortar through a high-pressure hose to repair or strengthen surfaces.

It’s needed when a structure shows signs of distress, age-related deterioration, or needs to support additional loads.

Yes, guniting effectively seals cracks and reinforces weak concrete surfaces in beams, columns, and walls.

With proper application, it can extend the life of structures by several decades, depending on usage and environment.

Guniting is a method of applying concrete or mortar through a high-pressure hose to repair or strengthen surfaces.

It’s needed when a structure shows signs of distress, age-related deterioration, or needs to support additional loads.

Yes, guniting effectively seals cracks and reinforces weak concrete surfaces in beams, columns, and walls.

With proper application, it can extend the life of structures by several decades, depending on usage and environment.

Duration depends on scope—small projects take weeks, while full renovations can take several months.

For minor work, yes. For major renovations, temporary relocation may be recommended for safety and convenience.

Yes, depending on the type and scale of work, local municipal approvals may be required.

Renovation updates existing spaces, while remodeling involves structural changes or redesigns.

It's ideal for industrial spaces, garages, warehouses, hospitals, kitchens, and commercial areas.

Yes, anti-slip additives can be included to improve safety, especially in wet or high-traffic areas.

With proper maintenance, it can last 10–20 years, depending on usage and surface preparation.

Yes, if the surface is clean, dry, and properly prepared, epoxy can be applied over concrete and some tiles.