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Negative Side Waterproofing

Negative Side Waterproofing

– By Basil Mewes and Dieter Köster It’s Possible to Waterproof Leaking Basements From the Inside Water and moisture con-siderably reduce the value of a basement as living space or storage area. When moisture enters a basement, the conditions for the...

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Winter 2011 News

Winter 2011 News

Liberty Pumps, the New York-based sump pump manufacturer, has selected a group of eight sales representatives to be part of the company’s “Rep Council.” The selections were made as part of the American Society Of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE) Convention held in early...

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Sloped Roofs – Roof Pitch and System Selection

Sloped Roofs – Roof Pitch and System Selection

The optimal roofing product for a building depends primarily on a roof’s slope and weight-bearing capacity.With a pitch that varies from dead flat on the top to near vertical at the eaves, metal roofing was a good choice for this building. It’s no...

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Working With Carbon Fiber

Working With Carbon Fiber

Carbon fiber makes basement structural repair easier and more profitable.  Whether the job calls for straps, staples, or whole sheets of material, there’s a product on the market to fit your needs. In terms of weight-to-strength ratio, carbon fiber is...

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Radon Barriers

Radon Barriers

As building envelopes have gotten tighter, radon has become deadlier.  Underslab barriers, radon mitigation, and testing systems are healthy—and profitable—services basement contractors can add to their businesses. Radon is a cancer-causing radio-active gas. ...

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Fall 2010 News

Fall 2010 News

Two and a half years in the making, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has finalized new guidelines on how to protect green roofs from wind uplift.Titled Wind Design Standards, RP-14, the standard provides a method of providing adequate wind uplift...

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Black or White: Roofing Color as an Energy Strategy

Black or White: Roofing Color as an Energy Strategy

Reflective roofing has gained tremendous market share in recent years as energy costs and environmental concerns have increased. Black roofing membranes have been the status quo for more than a century. And while they usually do a great job protecting the...

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Commercial Grade Sump Pumps Provide the Answer to Flooding

Commercial Grade Sump Pumps Provide the Answer to Flooding

Heavy-duty submersible effluent pumps from Hydromatic demonstrates the high quality components used in commercial-grade equipment:  The cutaway at left shows multiple strainer inlets, a bronze impeller mounted on a stainless steel shaft, top and bottom...

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Commercial Sump Pump Systems

Commercial Sump Pump Systems

by Brendan Bates An A to Z guide on best practicesVariable speed controllers, such as this one from Metropolitan Industries, can significantly reduce costs, by reducing the size of the emergency stand-by generator, the sump, and the electrical cost...

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Water Barriers to Withstand Shotcrete

Water Barriers to Withstand Shotcrete

Getting a waterproofing and drainage layer tough enough to stand up to shotcrete is a top priority—because repairing the membrane after the fact is usually not an option.  Shotcrete, a method of applying concrete by shooting it out of a nozzle at high...

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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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