Do you have questions about how AQUABULL addresses your moisture problem? Or are you unsure if a particular technique is right for your home? Don't worry - you're not the only one. We have compiled the most frequently asked questions by service, so that you know immediately where you stand.
Rising damp occurs when soil moisture migrates upward through the wall due to a lack of or outdated waterproofing.
Typical signs are moisture spots at the bottom of the wall, loose plaster, mold and a musty smell in the house.
We inject your walls with a water-repellent gel or liquid that forms a new horizontal water barrier.
Yes, if done correctly, wall injection is a permanent solution against rising damp.
It depends on the number of running meters and the thickness of your walls. A free site visit will provide clarity.
Concrete injection is the high-pressure injection of resin or gel into cracks or pores of concrete to restore waterproofing and stability.
For leaks in concrete walls or floors, cracks in concrete structures or water seepage through expansion joints.
Yes, we use high-quality injection resins that both seal and reinforce.
No, the engineering is done without any cutting and breaking. Only small drill holes are required.
In most cases, we perform the works within 1 day, depending on the extent of the problem.
Waterproofing means the preventing or stopping water infiltration into your home through walls, floors or structural seams.
For damp basements, foundations or walls where groundwater or rainwater seeps in.
Depending on the problem, we use basement waterproofing, injections, coatings or a combination of techniques.
Yes, we always provide a dry, usable and aesthetically finished space.
No, it is also ideal as a preventive measure in new construction or renovations.
A technique in which we apply an elastic coating that is 100% waterproof and has no joints or seams where water can penetrate.
In showers, bathrooms, terraces, balconies, technical areas or even flat roofs.
No joints = no chance of water infiltration, mold or tiles coming loose. Plus, it looks sleek and modern.
Yes, usually yes - even on tiles or cementitious subfloors, provided proper preparation.
Sure! Our products are UV-resistant and hard-wearing, ideal for terraces and balconies.