Get a QuotationBasements and foundations sit in wet ground under pressure. This system keeps groundwater out of occupied and structural spaces below grade, from excavation to backfill.
Positive-side protection is applied to the external face before backfilling, with joint and penetration details resolved first, since below-grade repairs cost many times the original work. Where excavation access no longer exists, internal cementitious systems resist negative-side pressure. Protection layers guard the membrane during backfill.
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Resists standing groundwater pressure
Joint and penetration detailing included, not improvised
Internal options where outside access is gone
Protects reinforcement in permanently damp ground
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Positive side (the wet face) is always preferred and applied during construction. Negative side systems exist for retrofit where you can only reach the dry face. The product TDS states which pressures each system handles.
No. Drainage reduces pressure, waterproofing blocks water. Deep basements in wet ground normally need both.
Often yes, with negative-side cementitious systems after crack treatment. Send us photos of the leaks on WhatsApp and we will confirm the right sequence.
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