Your Buildings Are Assets. Water Is What Shortens Their Life.
We help you manage water ingress and building defects as a program, not a crisis: protecting asset value, extending service life and keeping rectification aligned to your budget cycle.
What we do for asset managers
Building Envelope Condition Audits
Systematic inspection of membranes, sealants, flashings, roofing and drainage across your building or portfolio, with a photographic condition report and risk rating.
Capex-Aligned Rectification Programs
Findings prioritised the way you budget: critical now, plan next FY, or monitor. Fixed-price scopes you can take straight into your capex plan.
Asset Life Extension
Engineered remediation in place of repeat patching. Resolving the cause once, with manufacturer-backed warranties up to 20 years, instead of paying for the same leak every winter.
Planned Preventative Maintenance
Scheduled inspection and maintenance of waterproofing systems, sealant joints and drainage: documented, automated reminders, consolidated reporting.
Delivery Around Live Operations
Occupied buildings, trading tenancies, confined spaces, after-hours and staged access. Our teams plan rectification around your operations, not the other way round.
Portfolio-Level Service
Single point of contact and consistent reporting across multiple assets.
Findings, rated the way you budget
Every defect in a condition audit is photographed, diagnosed and given one of three ratings: critical now, plan next FY, or monitor. The fixed-price scopes follow the same order, so the report drops straight into a capex plan.
- Critical now
Water moving through a slab crack
Salts crystallised along its full length and concrete already breaking away at the edges. Past the point where sealing the surface helps: the reinforcement is what is at risk now.
- Plan next FY
Render debonding along a crack
The sheet is lifting from the wall along the line, and the debonded area behind it will keep spreading. Patching the visible crack buys a season, which is time to programme the proper rectification rather than repeat the patch.