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G.I Sheet & Steel Corrugated Sheet Waterproofing Services
Dealing with the troubles of leakage and seepage, what can one do for the protection of G.I sheet from leaking, especially during the monsoon season. That’s where G.I. Sheet & Corrugated Sheet Waterproofing Services comes into play. With the help of some out of the box solution provided by the chemical application, it possible to ensure that we can secure our, already weaken metal roof from the grip of harsh weather conditions.
With the necessary equipment, products, and experience possessed by Sky Chemical Services, we ensure that trouble of leakage and seepage from the G.I Sheets and other types of non-concrete roofs are coated properly. There are several types of special chemical which is aimed at providing the much-needed waterproofing service for our customers.
The main culprit for water leakage and seepage is usually the leakage caused by monsoon rain. It’s also observed countless times that unprecedented rain usually comes in contact with already thinking roofing sheets, but with the help of a waterproofing solution, even this thin material tends to withstand even the harshest water leakage and seepage troubles for years to come.
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Without any protective measures, such as applying waterproofing solutions over your leaky surface, we are bound to face unprecedented leakage and seepage over the years and years, without any end. It brings foul smell and damages the concrete to a great degree.
One of the highly popular materials used to seal up the leakage and seepage is the bitumen membrane. Although the material is considered the final solution most people go for, you can also fix the leakage and seepage trouble using a chemical-based solution.
We first explore the affected area thoroughly, and based on our experience, the main source of the leakage is either clean water source or sewerage lines. For both of the bases, once we are satisfied with our findings, the next step to apply waterproofing over the affected area so that water leakage doesn’t penetrate the concrete in any way possible.