A multi-system waterproofing program for a heritage commercial complex: PU liquid membrane on the podium deck, crystalline systems in the basement, and acrylic coatings on the exposed terrace.
A heritage commercial complex in central Delhi was suffering chronic water ingress on three fronts: basement seepage, podium deck leakage into the parking and retail levels below, and terrace deterioration on the exposed upper level.
The complex had been patched multiple times over its service life with no lasting solution. Our brief was to specify and execute a comprehensive waterproofing program that would perform for the long term — without disrupting the busy commercial tenants.
Our specification used three different waterproofing systems tailored to each environment: PU liquid membrane for the podium deck (handles complex geometry and pedestrian traffic), crystalline system for the basement (negative-side waterproofing that's part of the concrete), and UV-stable acrylic coating for the exposed terrace.
Execution was staged with tenant access always maintained. Night shifts covered the most disruptive substrate preparation work; daytime execution focused on coating application. Daily tenant briefings kept the complex management informed.
Two monsoons post-completion: zero measurable ingress in the basement, no leak reports from podium-level tenants, and the terrace coating is performing as designed under Delhi's harsh UV exposure. The complex management has confirmed the waterproofing program has been their most successful in three decades.
From heritage buildings to modern commercial complexes, our team diagnoses and solves water ingress with lasting specifications and warranties.
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