Fall 2013 Back Issue

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Electronic Leak Detection: High Vs. Low Voltage
Basement Finishing Kits
Blindside And Underslab Work 
Project Profile: Monterey Bay Aquarium


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Electronic Leak Detection: High Vs. Low Voltage
The need to quickly find and repair leaks in roofing membranes has never been higher. Two new electronic leak detection methods are rapidly gaining popularity because they can locate even the smallest leaks with pinpoint accuracy.

Basement Finishing Kits
By Ron Greenbaum
It’s now easier than ever to offer basement finishing services. A number of companies offer innovative prefinished “kits” that make this a profitable service for many waterproofing contractors.

Blindside And Underslab Work 
Projects that require waterproofing to be installed before the structural concrete require reliable, durable products, and flawless workmanship.

Project Profile: Monterey Bay Aquarium
By Steven H. Miller
Rebuilding and sealing a million-gallon aquarium tank was challenging—especially with a tight timetable and a requirement for non-toxic materials.

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