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Curtain Grouting for Specialty Projects

Curtain Grouting for Specialty Projects

By Melissa Morton An innovative waterproofing technique known as curtain grouting was used to seal this wastewater retention pond. Curtain grouting is a specialty waterproofing technique that’s extremely useful for stopping active leaks.  It provides a...

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Commercial Applications for Carbon Fiber

Commercial Applications for Carbon Fiber

This space age structural repair material is moving beyond basements into above-grade commercial spaces, including the library at the University of Notre Dame. Carbon fiber is truly a remarkable material.  Its tensile strength is among the highest of any...

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Sizing Up a Sump Pump

Sizing Up a Sump Pump

By Duane Friend, University of Illinois Extension The right sump pump should be big enough to handle the expected volume of water and strong enough to get it outside the structure. Sump pumps are the heart of most drainage systems, and they must be...

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Spring 2013 News

Spring 2013 News

After six years of planning and construction, students returning to Public School 41 in New York City last fall could enjoy having one of the city’s largest green roofs overhead. The school’s 9,000-sq.-ft. vegetated roof is intended to serve as an outdoor classroom ...

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Keeping Water Tanks Watertight with Integral Admixtures

Keeping Water Tanks Watertight with Integral Admixtures

According to Kryton International, almost 84% of the population in the United States obtains drinking water that is processed by treatment facilities.  These sources provide nearly 51 billion gallons of water per day for drinking and other uses. All of...

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New Options for Waterproofing Decks

New Options for Waterproofing Decks

Whether it’s a pool deck, high-rise balcony, small private patio or a sprawling rooftop deck, the demand  for reliable waterproofing products and skilled installation contractors has never been higher. Horizontal surfaces exposed to the weather can be...

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Choosing a Peel-and-Stick

Choosing a Peel-and-Stick

Self-adhered membranes are popular for waterproofing foundations, pedestrian tunnels and other below-grade concrete work in residential and commercial construction.  Available in at least a dozen brands, all offer factory-controlled thickness and easy...

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Winter 2013 News

Winter 2013 News

Vegetated roofing is one of the fastest-growing construction trends.  According to one survey, it has doubled in popularity just in the last 12 months.  The trade group Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) announced the results of their 2012 Annual Industry Survey of...

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Waterproofing Techniques for Bored Tunnels

Waterproofing Techniques for Bored Tunnels

Bored tunnels, such as this Pacific Coast Highway tunnel near Devil’s Slide, California, can be a challenge for waterproofers.  Typically, the stakes are high, the jobsite remote, and project size is enormous. Bored tunnels are some of the most demanding...

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Options for Finishing Basements

Options for Finishing Basements

by Ron Greenbaum Waterproofers have an advantage over others when it comes to finishing below-grade space, since they know how to make the area dry and healthy.  Use the right products and good craftsmanship to ensure the customer is satisfied. As waterproofing...

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The ocean has always been a hostile place for concrete. Seawalls, dry docks, piers, and bulkheads that once seemed permanent are showing their age, and their vulnerabilities. Story here: www.waterproofmag.com/2026/03/marine-waterproofing-turning-the-tide-with-durable-concrete/ ... See MoreSee Less
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The ocean has always been a hostile place for concrete. Seawalls, dry docks, piers, and bulkheads that once seemed permanent are showing their age, and their vulnerabilities. Story here: www.waterproofmag.com/2026/03/marine-waterproofing-turning-the-tide-with-durable-concrete/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Most commercial envelope failures happen at the seams, not the surfaces — and fixing that requires systems thinking, not better products. More here: www.waterproofmag.com/2026/03/integrating-the-control-layers-coordinating-air-barriers-vapor-reta... ... See MoreSee Less
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Most commercial envelope failures happen at the seams, not the surfaces — and fixing that requires systems thinking, not better products. More here: www.waterproofmag.com/2026/03/integrating-the-control-layers-coordinating-air-barriers-vapor-reta... ... See MoreSee Less
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Basements are easy to ignore … until they’re not. Tools available today make it possible to manage basement air quality continuously, without requiring homeowners to pay constant attention. Read more: www.waterproofmag.com/2026/03/basement-moisture-control-technologies-smart-monitoring-systems-aut... ... See MoreSee Less
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