- Bathroom slab – kitchen wet areas
- Terrace
- Balcony
- Watertank internal & external coating
Water Proofing
Waterproofing always a challenging one in any building. These works need experience to select right method & application so that we can get success. Always choose right team for waterproofing work and the lowest quote.
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Residential
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Commercial
- Expansion joint detailing
- Retaining walls
- Façade sealants
- Service shaft
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Industrial
- Skylights joints
- Chemical resistant coating for precess area
- construction joints
- Sump – trenches
Why choose NextBC?
- Approach surface diagnosis & slope checks
- System finding the right system needed for the space like PU, acrylic, bituminous etc.,
- Detailing corner fillers, fabric reinforcement, termination & upturns.
- Documentation BOQ, product date & maintenance guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Waterproofing prevents leaks, dampness, and long-term deterioration. If concrete, paint, and reinforcement aren’t properly protected, moisture gets in and damages them—shortening the building’s life and strength.
Accurate surface diagnosis, material selection, and skilled application are critical. A small mistake in slope, joints, or coating sequence can cause failure—so the right team and experience matter.
Next BC waterproofs homes, businesses, and factories across key areas:
- Bathrooms, kitchens, terraces, balconies, and water tanks
- Expansion joints, retaining walls, façade sealants, and shafts
- Skylights, sumps, trenches, and chemical-resistant coatings for industrial zones
We start by checking the surface, slope, and moisture level. Then we select the right system—PU, acrylic, bituminous, or a combination—based on use, movement, and exposure.
- Approach: Careful surface checks and slope correction
- System selection: Best-fit material for each use case
- Detailing: Corner fillets, reinforcing fabric, upturns, and standard-compliant finishes
- Documentation: BOQ, product data sheets, and a maintenance guide
- Wet areas in bathrooms and kitchens
- Terraces and balconies
- Above-ground and underground water tanks
Commercial waterproofing often involves expansion joints, façade sealing, retaining walls, and service shafts—areas that need flexible systems to handle movement and weather.
Depending on process and liquid exposure: chemical-resistant coatings, skylight sealing, waterproofing for trenches, and construction-joint treatments.
- Maintain correct slopes toward drains.
- Never drill or cut a waterproofed surface.
- Clean terrace drains regularly to prevent overflow.
- Always do a water test before final finishes.
- Protect the coating during finishing works.
- Ensure required internal & external basement waterproofing.
We use tested materials, experienced applicators, and written maintenance instructions. Every job is water-tested, checked, and signed off to ensure durability and customer satisfaction.
