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Cellars and basements that are below ground are susceptible to penetrating damp (not to be confused with Rising Damp). When water has penetrated through the walls, waterproofing becomes necessary.
What is Tanking?
Do you think your property needs basement tanking? The waterproofing of cellars and basements is a highly important step in safeguarding your property from the damage that water can cause to a building. By installing a waterproof membrane over a brick surface is a surefire way of ensuring that you are protected from the elements. If you rely on the experience and expertise of Archer Specialist Treatments when installing tanking in your property, you can cope with the wettest of walls and the highest levels of water pressure while still permitting water vapour diffusion. Say goodbye to penetrating damp and call Archer Specialist Treatments today.
Basement waterproofing
If you think that you or your business requires basement tanking systems, why not have a chat with one of our experienced members of staff about what we can do for you? We at Archer Specialist Treatments are specialists in basement and cellar tanking, and offer the highest standard of qualifications with the Certified Surveyor in Structural Waterproofing.(CSSW). By trusting Archer Specialist Treatments you can be rest assured that you are getting an unbeatable standard of work at a price that you can afford.
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Benefits To You
By working with Archers to waterproof your property, we can perform a variety of activities including, but not limited to sealing cracks in the foundation, installing a sump pump, and installing a drainage system to divert ground water, all of which are very effective in preventing basement floods.
This will result in a healthier home environment, a new habitable living space, lower heating and cooling costs, prevention of structural damage, and in some cases a reduction in costs of insurance claims in relation to water damage.
Example Images
Images 1 and 2 = Water proofing of a commercial shop refurbishment to create a dry shop area to archways at Brighton Sea Front using the cavity membrane system.
Images 3 and 4 = The Dene Abinger Hammer basement conversion. Before and after shots of the conversion of a wet basement to a habitable room incorporating the use of Triton cavity drain system with full sump and pump.
Images 5 and 6 = After construction of a high end domestic dwelling in Sittingborne, the developer found that the external waterproofing installed by the ground workers had failed around the swimming pool section of the build. Archer Specialist Treatments were instructed to attend and provided technical input together with a workable solution to create a dry habitable area.
Images 7 and 8 = Before and after images of the creation of a usable space in a barn conversation where a wet lower-level semi-basement was converted to a dry usable/habitable kitchen area incorporating the use of a Cavity membrane system in High Street, Lindfield.
