Liquid membrane waterproofing in Gordon's Bay

A liquid membrane should be specified and applied as a system on a prepared substrate — contractor work, not a rubber paint from a hardware aisle, and not a colour you pick off a chart.

Liquid membrane work in Gordon's Bay is a contractor-applied system: a seamless layer on a prepared roof, balcony, detail or upstand, built in coats to a spec that matches the substrate. It is not a hardware tin, not a colour chart, and not a weekend project we will talk you through from a counter. Liquid systems show up on flats, on balconies, on flashings and on roofs where a seamless layer is the honest detail. They are not automatically better than torch-applied bitumen, and they are not a magic coat over a dirty, wet, or unprepared surface. Preparation, falls and upstands still decide whether the layer holds. We inspect, then we apply. We will not publish a product name here, a colour range, or a how-to for rolling it yourself. Photos of the surface, the suburb, a site inspection. Strand and Gordon's Bay considered from Gordon's Bay. No prices, no written year we invented.