After a failed coating
Why Waterproofing Fails
A new coat fails when water is still entering at a joint, an outlet, or a pipe the coating never reached. Diagnosis comes before another waterproofing spend.
- The visible patch is often not the entry point
- Drainage and parapet joints fail independently of the membrane
- A longer explanation is already published as an article
- A diagnosis narrows the likely source. It does not, by itself, prove every hidden pipe or guarantee a repair price. Thermal images show temperature patterns. Moisture readings show dampness at the tested spots. The written scope, exclusions, and any warranty apply only to work Cyond is asked to carry out after that visit.
Read the existing article, then book if it matches
The article “Why Your Last Waterproofing Failed” walks through the pattern CYOND sees. This page is the booking path for that problem. It does not replace the article, and the two are not merged.
FAQs
Should I waterproof again?
Only after the source is identified. Another coat on an unknown entry point is how the last coat failed.