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INTERNAL WATERPROOFING

At Total Seal, we recognise that waterproofing is the crucial first step to any renovation or new build project.

We ensure that our products are of the highest quality and that our installations are thorough and in line with the Australian Standards.

Our team is dedicated to ensuring that every project is completed with care and precision.

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WHAT IS INTERNAL WATERPROOFING?

Internal waterproofing involves applying a liquid applied membrane to the floors and walls to prevent moisture penetrating into the structure of the home. The waterproof membrane is applied before tiles are laid to protect the walls and subfloor.

Internal areas that require waterproofing as a part of the Australian Standard (AS) and National Construction Code (NCC) are bathrooms, shower areas, powder rooms, toilet areas and laundries. 

Contact us today to request a quote on your internal waterproofing needs.

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WHY WE'RE DIFFERENT

The difference between Total Seal and our competitors is the level of care and attention to detail we bring to the process. We have a meticulous procedure that ensures the area is in pristine condition before waterproofing. It is crucial to ensure that water stops have been installed and all penetrations have been sealed. Whilst this level of preparation takes more time, it certainly pays off with a waterproofing membrane that is far more durable and long lasting than what the competition provides. 
 

Total Seal outperforms our competitors as we strictly use the highest quality waterproofing membrane and a 3 coat system which is more flexible and able to accommodate minor movement without tearing or failing. (Most contractors only offer a 2 coat membrane).

 

Contact us today to request a quote on your internal waterproofing needs.

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THE PROCESS

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PREPARATION

Our experts seal penetrations and prepare corners, after this we install waterstop's and puddle flanges to provide superior waterproofing protection. After the area is prepped we  vacuum and wipe down the area, then apply the primer.

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FIRST COAT

Once the primer has fully cured, the first of the 3 coat system is applied. This high quality coating provides a strong foundation for the rest of the system. Our team meticulously applies the first coat to ensure maximum coverage and durability. 

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SECOND COAT

After the first coat has cured our team goes in with the second coat. This is applied using a different colour, by doing so this ensures we get the correct coverage and no area has been missed or is thin. 

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THIRD COAT

Our third and final coat plays a crucial role in ensuring our systems are durable and reliable. Once drying is complete, our team returns to conduct an overlay inspection. This ensures your waterproofed area is to Australian standards and ready to proceed.

SCREED

At Total Seal we offer the option of installing a screed in your bathroom/shower area. 

 

Screed is a mix of sand and cement that provides the required falls to the bathroom and shower floor wastes as per the Australian Standard. 

If waterproofing is applied underneath the screed (which is porous) it retains water from regular shower. If the waterproofing membrane is underneath (on a substrate without fall), the product is not susceptible to ponding water and will re-emulsify and degrade rapidly over time. This is why at Total Seal we strictly waterproof on top of the screed to ensure we are meeting the products manufacturer instructions and warranties to protect our clients bathrooms for years to come.

Do you require screeding? Let Total Seal take care of it for you! 

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FAQ'S

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