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Membrane Waterproofing in Sydney

Liquid, sheet, torch-on and cementitious membrane systems selected and installed to manufacturer specifications and Australian Standards.

  • Licensed & insured
  • AS 3740 / AS 4654 compliant
  • Written workmanship warranty
Waterproofing specialist applying a liquid membrane to a balcony

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The membrane is the heart of any waterproofing system. Choosing the right type — and installing it to the correct thickness with proper detailing — is what separates a system that lasts from one that fails early.

We install a full range of membrane systems for internal wet areas, external balconies and roofs, below-ground structures and specialist applications.

Signs you need membrane waterproofing

  • New construction needing a specified membrane system
  • Existing membrane cracked, blistered or delaminated
  • Change of use (e.g. roof to trafficable deck)
  • Specification requires a particular system
  • Leaks through joints or penetrations
  • Membrane exposed to UV without protection

Membrane types we install

Liquid-applied membranes

Polyurethane, acrylic and hybrid liquid membranes are brushed, rolled or sprayed to form a seamless layer. They suit complex shapes and many penetrations. Correct dry film thickness is essential, so we apply the required number of coats and check coverage.

Sheet and torch-on membranes

Reinforced bitumen and synthetic sheet membranes provide consistent thickness and high durability over large areas such as commercial roofs and podiums. Laps and terminations are carefully sealed.

Cementitious membranes

Polymer-modified cementitious membranes bond strongly to concrete and are commonly used for below-ground, tanking and some wet area applications.

Standards

Internal wet area membranes are classified under AS 4858 and installed to AS 3740; external above-ground membranes are covered by AS 4654.1 and AS 4654.2. We follow these standards along with each manufacturer's system requirements, primers and compatible accessories.

Our membrane waterproofing process

  1. 1

    System selection

    We match the membrane to exposure, substrate, movement and finish.

  2. 2

    Preparation

    Substrates are cleaned, repaired and primed as the system requires.

  3. 3

    Detailing

    Junctions, penetrations and terminations are reinforced.

  4. 4

    Application

    Membrane applied to specified thickness with quality checks.

  5. 5

    Testing

    Flood or visual testing before finishes are installed.

Why choose us for membrane waterproofing

Full range of membrane technologies

Correct film thickness and coverage

Manufacturer-compatible accessories

Standards-based installation

Independent advice on the right system

Warranted workmanship

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Membrane Waterproofing FAQs

There isn't one best membrane — the right choice depends on location, exposure, substrate, movement and finish. We recommend systems based on these factors.

Each product has a specified minimum dry film thickness. We apply the required coats and check coverage to meet it.

Only UV-stable, trafficable membranes should be left exposed. Most membranes need protection by tiles, screeds or coatings.

Yes, for suitable roof and podium applications, following safe hot-works procedures.

Stop leaks before they become costly repairs.

Book a free, no-obligation inspection with Sydney’s waterproofing and painting specialists.