What we do
Water Ingress Rectification
Fixing the Cause, Not the Symptom
The fault
Water ingress rarely shows up where it enters. A stain on a ceiling, damp in a bedroom wall or efflorescence in a stairwell can originate metres away, at a failed flashing, a non-compliant roof detail or a defect in the external wall. Chasing the symptom leads to repeat call-outs. Finding the entry point ends the problem.
Common causes we rectify
- Flashing failures: missing, corroded or poorly detailed flashings at parapets, penetrations, windows, doors and junctions between materials.
- Non-compliant roof installation: insufficient pitch, incorrect laps, unsealed penetrations, defective box gutters, and undersized or blocked drainage.
- External wall defects: failed sealant joints, missing cavity drainage and weep systems, and junctions that let water track in behind the finish.
- Facade and junction defects: movement joints, balustrade fixings, hob and threshold details where water tracks into the envelope.
How it is delivered
We investigate first: site inspection, moisture mapping and, where required, controlled water testing to trace water to its entry point. You receive a written report identifying the failure mechanism, with photographs and a costed, itemised scope. Rectification is designed to the relevant standards and delivered as a complete package with full reinstatement. One contract, one warranty.
Our reports are written to stand up to scrutiny from insurers, engineers and committees.
A remediation rarely stops at one