Membrane Waterproofing

We provide a full consultation to explain our Membrane System to provide a customised solution. We use a range of polyurethane, cementitious and acrylics which can be used on new and remedial waterproofing wet areas, planter boxes and wet areas and rooftops.

Membrane waterproofing is a technique used to prevent water from penetrating through the surface of a structure or building. It involves the application of a thin layer of waterproof material, known as a membrane, onto the surface to create a barrier that stops water from seeping through. 

Membrane waterproofing can be applied in several ways, including by spraying, rolling, or pouring. The membrane is typically applied in multiple layers to ensure maximum waterproofing effectiveness. Once applied, the membrane forms a seamless and watertight barrier that protects the underlying structure from water damage.

Overall, membrane waterproofing is an effective and widely used technique for protecting buildings and structures from water damage, and it is a critical component of many construction projects.

– Daniel Morgan

We have tried many options to try and stop the leaking in our basement carpark. The boys from Stop and Seal rolled in and in a few day managed to fix a water problem we had been fighting for years.

– Phillip Jones

I have never seen a waterproofing solution work so well. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Stop and Seal to anyone with water problems.

– Craig Nickson

Robbie and the team at Stop and Seal are at the top of the game. They solved a water problem in our unit block that we had been dealing with forever. Now when it rains we aren’t nervous.

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