Waterseal investigated reported leaks in a newly installed suspended-slab membrane at a Thornlie childcare centre using non-destructive diagnostic methods.
Waterseal investigated reported leaks in a newly installed suspended-slab membrane at a Thornlie childcare centre using non-destructive diagnostic methods.
Leaks had been reported through a newly installed membrane over a suspended slab. Because the breach locations were not visible at the surface, the investigation needed to identify likely defect areas without unnecessary destructive opening.
Waterseal used high-voltage electronic leak detection as one diagnostic method, supported by thermal imaging, to locate and identify the source areas associated with the reported ingress.
Site photography showing existing conditions, preparation, installation and completed detailing.
The non-destructive investigation narrowed the likely membrane defects and provided a clearer basis for directing the next repair stage.
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