Cementitious waterproofing is a construction method used to protect surfaces from water damage. This type of waterproofing involves the application of a cement-based mixture to a surface, concrete, masonry, or brick to prevent water from entering the surface.

Bathroom waterproofing is the process of applying a water-resistant barrier to bathroom surfaces to prevent water damage. It's an important part of new construction or remodeling projects

Often comprised of acrylics, polymer-modified asphalts, or polyurethanes, liquid waterproofing membranes are a popular solution for concrete structures, including balconies. As the liquid membrane spreads across the balcony surface, it expands into pores and minor cracks to create a monolithic protective coating

Terrace waterproofing is a process that protects a terrace from water damage by applying a waterproof coating or solution. It's important to waterproof a terrace to prevent water damage and ensure the structure's stability. Water damage can lead to mold growth, which weakens the structure's foundation and may cause it to collapse.

Tank waterproofing is a process that involves applying a sealant or coating to a water tank to prevent leaks and extend its life. It's important because water tanks are constantly exposed to water and can be damaged by:

• Cracks and porous materials
• Adjoining walls and surfaces
• The foundation
• Contamination of stored water 

Leakage solutions can include a variety of approaches to fix water leaks, such as:

• Waterproofing products: These chemicals can be applied to surfaces like roofs, walls, and balconies to create a watertight barrier.
• Sealants and patching materials: These can provide temporary relief, but they often don't address the root cause of the problem.
• Epoxy putty: This can be used to fix leaky pipes.
• Fiberglass tape: This can be used as a temporary seal for leaks.
• Self-fusing silicone tape: This can be used as a temporary fix for low pressure lines.
• Water management and drainage: This can be a solution to leakage problems.
• Coatings, sealers, reactants, and sheet liners: These can be used to solve leakage problems.
• Electro-osmotic pulse (EOP) technology: This can be used to solve leakage problems.

For a lasting solution, it's important to identify and address the root cause of the problem. A contractor can help you determine the best solution for your home, and the estimated timeline.

Epoxy tile joint filler is a grouting material made from epoxy resin and hardener that's used to fill gaps and joints between tiles. It's a popular choice for bathrooms and other areas with high humidity because of its durability, water resistance, and stain resistance. 

Here are some of the benefits of epoxy tile joint filler:

• Durable: Epoxy tile joint fillers are non-shrinking and won't break or leave gaps between tiles.
• Non-porous: Epoxy tile joint fillers don't absorb moisture, which prevents bacterial growth.
• Chemical-resistant: Epoxy tile grouts are easy to clean.
• Crack-resistant: Epoxy grout doesn't crack on the surface like cement grout.
• Elastic: Epoxy grout won't crumble or crack like traditional grouts when exposed to moisture.

To apply epoxy tile joint filler, you can:

1. Prepare the surface so it's clean, dry, and loadbearing.
2. Mix the resin and hardener together in the correct ratio.
3. Apply the grout to the joints using an epoxy grout board.
4. Remove excess grout.
5. Clean immediately with a hydro sponge and warm water.

Epoxy grout is a synthetic resin and hardener mixture that's used to fill gaps between tiles or to stabilize the void between concrete and steel: 

Properties

Epoxy grout is durable, water-resistant, and stain-resistant. It's also non-porous, which makes it resistant to mold, mildew, and stains. Epoxy grout is available in a variety of colors. 

Uses

Epoxy grout is commonly used in industrial applications, such as chemical industries, laboratories, and food industries. It can also be used to grout tiles, mosaics, ceramic tiles, and other natural stones. 

Benefits

Epoxy grout is a high-performance solution that can protect concrete surfaces from wear and tear. It's also easy to clean and maintain. 

Safety

When working with epoxy grout, you should wear suitable protective clothing, gloves, and eyes/face protection. You should also wash your skin immediately with clean water if it comes into contact with epoxy grout. 

Shelf life

Epoxy grout has a shelf life of 24 months when stored in a dry place. 

Epoxy flooring is a durable, customizable, and cost-effective flooring option that's made from a combination of epoxy resin and a hardener: 

Composition

Epoxy is a synthetic resin that's made from a combination of epoxy resins and hardeners. When mixed together, the two components undergo a chemical reaction that creates a rigid, durable, and impermeable plastic material. 

Application

Epoxy flooring is typically applied as a liquid to concrete, metal, or wood surfaces. It can be applied in multiple layers that are troweled, coated, or poured. 

Benefits

Epoxy flooring is resistant and durable, and it can be used in a variety of settings, from homes to industrial spaces. It's also cost-effective and low maintenance. 

Maintenance

Epoxy flooring can be cleaned with water, a mop, and sometimes a mild soap. It's best to use a non-alkaline cleanser to avoid stripping the coating. 

Installation

Epoxy flooring can be installed without removing the existing flooring, as long as the new epoxy can bond to the existing surface. It's best to install epoxy flooring at temperatures between 65 and 85°F

Wall crack filling is a waterproofing technique that involves applying a material to fill cracks in walls and floors to extend the life of the structure. The right material to use depends on the type of crack:

• Vertical cracks: Use epoxy or polyurethane-based fillers
• Horizontal cracks: Use crack stitching techniques or carbon fiber reinforcement
• Diagonal cracks: Use flexible sealants or mortars 

Here are some products and tips for wall crack filling:

Cracksil

A polymeric, modified powder material that can fill cracks up to 6 mm wide. It's non-shrinking, water resistant, and can be used as a surface leveler before painting. 

WeatherTuff

A cementitious acrylic base sealer powder that's non-shrinking and free flowing. It can be applied to walls and RCC slabs. 

Surface preparation

Clean the cracked area with a wire brush or scraper to remove loose debris, paint, or other contaminants. 

Drywall

For small cracks in drywall, you can use a joint compound. Cut a V-notch along the crack, apply the compound, and let it dry for at least 24 hours. Then, sand and paint over the area. 

Cracks in walls can be caused by a number of things, including foundation issues, deterioration, and age. Addressing foundation problems early can prevent structural damage.