Bathrooms are high-moisture environments that often suffer from water seepage, leading to wall dampness, peeling, and structural damage. At MyRooftop, we specialize in advanced waterproofing solutions tailored for wet areas to prevent internal and external damage.
Identify the root cause of leakage
Assess the surface and choose the most effective chemical treatment
Use only industry-leading, branded waterproofing materials
Apply waterproofing at joints and edges without damaging tiles or finishes
If deeper damage exists, seek customer consent before proceeding with repairs
Execute the solution and seal the affected zones effectively
Exterior walls face weather fluctuations, moisture retention, and capillary action. Over time, porous materials like brick, concrete, and mortar absorb water, leading to leakage inside the building. MyRoofTop offers expert wall waterproofing treatments to prevent such deterioration.
Inspect outer surfaces for cracks, efflorescence, or peeling
Apply a primer and waterproofing coat from the base upwards
Add a high-performance protective layer to ensure long-term resistance to weather
Grouting is a reliable technique for filling voids, cracks, and leaks in both interior and exterior areas of buildings. It enhances structural strength and creates water-impervious barriers.
Identify leakage points and surface weaknesses
Select the appropriate grouting material (epoxy, cement, PU)
Inject or spread grout precisely
Fix anchors if necessary for load support
Allow curing and finishing
Conduct post-treatment testing to ensure stability and seal
Terraces and slabs are exposed horizontal elements that are prone to water accumulation and penetration. Whether it's a roof slab or an intermediate floor, waterproofing these surfaces is critical to maintaining the building's integrity.
Inspect terrace or slab surface for signs of dampness
Prepare surface and remove old waterproofing
Fill cracks and level surface with a polymer-modified mortar
Apply waterproofing system including:
Allow full curing
Conduct flood testing for leak detection
Apply screed or tiles to protect the waterproofed layer
Roof gardens add beauty but pose a risk of seepage due to regular watering. Waterproofing is essential to prevent root penetration and structural dampness.
Assess load capacity and prepare surface
Apply primer
Install root-resistant waterproofing membranes
Perform flood test
Add protection boards, drainage mats, and filtration layers
Complete with soil bed and plantation
Water tanks often develop leakage due to continuous water storage and pressure. Our waterproofing ensures structural protection and safe storage.
Drain and clean tank
Repair visible cracks and reinforce corners
Apply primer
Coat with potable-grade waterproofing membrane
Cure and test with 48–72-hour water filling
Small cracks are common but can lead to large-scale damage if left untreated. Crack filling restores surface integrity and prevents moisture ingress.
Clean and V-groove the cracks
Fill using acrylic, epoxy, cementitious, or PU materials
Cure properly and optionally overlay with a waterproof membrane
Sealants are used to fill expansion joints and structural gaps in concrete, glass, and metal installations, offering weather and water resistance.
Clean joint and insert backer rod
Apply primer if required
Apply and tool the sealant
Allow curing under recommended conditions
Brush bond is a cement-based coating that seals masonry and concrete surfaces, providing resistance to seepage and chemical attack.
Clean and prepare the surface
Mix the bond components
Apply in two coats
Cure thoroughly
Apply a protective screed for high-traffic areas
We also cater to the following:
