Waterproofing and membranes

Foundation waterproofing:

At Scarfone, we know thatwaterproofing is often a crucial step in ensuring the longevity of your property and the health of your indoor environment. Whether you’re building a new structure, renovating, or simply looking to improve the watertightness of your existing foundations, waterproofing is the ideal solution for achieving a dry, moisture- and seepage-free basement, and optimizing its insulation.

The waterproof membranes we install are designed to create a hermetic seal against moisture and water. By physically separating your wall from the earth, these membranes stop concrete deterioration, eliminate the risk of water infiltration and remove excessive moisture from your basement. If your property is located in a flood-prone area, a quality waterproof membrane becomes an absolute necessity to protect your investment.

Parking Membranes:

Indoor concrete parking lots, whether underground or multi-storey, face unique challenges. Daily wear and tear, abrasion, aggressive chemicals, water and salt infiltration, atmospheric pollutants, and extreme temperature variations can seriously damage them. To prevent these costly degradations, concrete must be protected by a parking membrane or waterproofing membrane. In the case of multi-storey car parks, this membrane serves as an essential intermediate layer, protecting the lower levels from potential water damage.

Whether for a new or existing parking lot, the Scarfone team offers solid, durable coatings based on epoxy systems, designed to waterproof areas with heavy vehicular and pedestrian traffic. These membranes increase the performance and adhesion of finishes, waterproof the surface, and offer exceptional resistance to abrasion, acids, oils, fuels, alcohol, de-icing salt and UV rays. Their application is ideal for multi-storey, underground garages, indoor commercial parking lots and outdoor commercial sidewalks. By offering excellent chloride resistance, they significantly extend the service life of steel reinforcement.