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Findlay-Evans Waterproofing - Commercial Contractors in MELBOURNE
Findlay-Evans Waterproofing have built successful relationships with property, facility managers and owners corporations in Melbourne and throughout Victoria as a commercial waterproofing company providing remedial and repairs to control water leaks.
About Findlay-Evans Waterproofing- Melbourne Waterproofing Company
Findlay & Evans Waterproofing are BOTH Registered Building Practitioner & Specialist Waterproofing Applicators.
- Registered Building Practitioner (RBP) - DB- Unlimited 7983
- Member of Master Builders Association (MBAV) -Specialist Contractor 094507
- Current President of Australian Institute of Waterproofing (AIW) -
Findlay-Evans are based in Melbourne and the waterproofing company's Manager / Director, Paul Evans, is also the current President of the Australian Institute of Waterproofing (AIW).
Paul is very active within the professional waterproofing community, often giving talks and posting content related to innovative products, new designs and novel developments in the industry.
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Waterproofing System - Liquid Applied Membranes
- Liquid Applied Membranes (LAMs) come to the site in liquid form, which are then either spray-on or brush-applied to the surface.
- The liquid product cures by contact with air, to form a seamless, joint-free membrane.
- The membrane thickness is controlled by applying more or less of the liquid waterproofing product per unit area.
- LAMs are generally considered superior to sheet-based membranes as they are joint-free.
- Sheet and Torch On membranes have the disadvantage of seams, overlaps and joins. These can crack because of shrinkage or seam separation can lead to roof leaks. https://posts.gle/cFYY6
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