Location: Lynnwood, Pretoria Service: Tile roof ridge waterproofing and roof painting A concrete tile roof in the leafy suburb of Lynnwood, Pretoria had reached the end of its coating life. Years of harsh Highveld sun had faded the protective top coat, and the ridge lines were cracking and shedding their cement filling. As an approved
Location: Lynnwood, Pretoria Service: Tile Roof Ridge Waterproofing & Maintenance When a concrete tile roof starts leaking, the problem is almost never the tiles themselves. It is the ridges, hips and valleys where the old cement bedding has cracked, crumbled and pulled away from the tiles. This Lynnwood home in Pretoria had exactly that: ridge
Location: Lynnwood, Pretoria Service: Balcony and deck-slab waterproofing (ArmTec system) When a raised balcony sits above living space, the slab beneath the deck boards is doing double duty: it is both a walkway and a roof. At Studios@Lynnwood in Pretoria, the body corporate called Eco Seal Coating Specialists in for professional balcony waterproofing after the
Location: Lynnwood, Pretoria Service: Roof Slab Maintenance & Waterproofing This Lynnwood home has several flat concrete roof slabs tucked between its pitched tile roof sections — over the garage, a mid-section link, and the front entrance. Years of Pretoria sun and summer storms had pushed the existing waterproofing well past its working life, and the
Location: Lynnwood, Pretoria Service: Exterior Wall Maintenance, Damp Proofing & Painting A double-storey home in Lynnwood had reached the point where general wear on the exterior walls was turning into real structural risk. Damp staining had taken hold on the rear walls, timber window sills were rotting where water had been getting in, and the
Location: Lynnwood, Pretoria Service: IBR Roof Sheeting Maintenance & Painting An established residence in Lynnwood came to Eco Seal with an IBR steel roof that had reached the end of its original coating life. Years of Highveld sun, rain and thermal movement had left the sheeting weathered, rust was creeping in along the overlaps, and