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There are telltale signs that waterproofing is on the horizon for your property, no matter how old it is. A few of these are:

• Shrinkage of vinyl around window corners

• Concrete curtain wall cracks and gaps

• Damaged/deteriorated seals on roof parapet caps and walls

Considering an inspection if you are uncertain about the health of your home is the way to go. Additionally, examine the original paperwork on your windows and roof to see if their life is nearing the end.

• Life span of waterproofing materials

• Roofs last 5-20 years, depending on the material

• Windows have an expectancy of 15-20 years

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Why waterproof?

Having not waterproofed your building periodically or ignoring the signs listed above may lead to one or more of the following problems:

• There is a risk of mold growth due to water seepage. Black mold can develop from this blight, posing a hazard to businesses.

• The moisture in the air can cause damage to drywall, carpeting, furniture, and technology in the office.

• An unpleasant musty or mildewed smell can cause many tenants to leave when their leases are up.

As a preventative measure, waterproofing is a sensible investment.