About This Service
Most water damage inside UAE buildings does not come from the roof, it comes from bathrooms and kitchens. A failed shower seal or a cracked floor membrane leaks slowly for months, showing up as damp patches on the ceiling below long after the damage is done. We waterproof wet areas properly, from substrate preparation to the final flood test, so the problem never starts.
We handle new bathrooms before tiling, and we also re-waterproof existing bathrooms where the original membrane has failed, coordinating tile removal and reinstatement so you get a finished room back, not just a membrane.
What’s Included
Wet-area work is detail work. The scope for a typical bathroom includes the following.
- Removal and disposal of failed tiling where required
- Substrate repair, screeding, and priming
- Flexible cementitious or PU membrane, two coats
- Corner, drain, and pipe-penetration reinforcement
- 24-hour flood test before tiling
- Tiling reinstatement coordination on refurbishments
Key Benefits
Ends the slow leaks that damage the rooms and apartments below wet areas.
Every bathroom is water-tested for 24 hours before any tile goes down.
A standard bathroom membrane is installed and tested within two to three days.
Itemized quotes that separate membrane work from tiling reinstatement.
Our Simple 4-Step Process
Every Bathroom & Wet Area Waterproofing project follows the same disciplined steps, so you always know what happens next.
Free Site Inspection
We visit your property, assess the condition, and identify the right system for your specific situation.
Detailed Quote
You receive a clear, itemized quote with material options, timeline, and pricing. No hidden costs.
Expert Execution
Our certified technicians carry out the Bathroom & Wet Area Waterproofing work using premium materials and proven methods.
Testing & Warranty
The finished work is tested, documented, and handed over with a written workmanship warranty.
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Questions We Get Often
My ceiling has a damp patch below the bathroom. What now?
That usually means the floor membrane or a pipe joint above has failed. We inspect, confirm the source with moisture readings, and quote for a targeted repair rather than an automatic full strip-out.
Do you need to remove all the tiles to re-waterproof?
Not always. If the leak is localized at the shower area or drain, a partial strip and reseal is often enough. A full failure needs a full re-membrane.
Which membrane do you use in bathrooms?
Flexible cementitious membranes for standard bathrooms and PU systems where extra elasticity is needed, always with reinforced corners and penetrations.