Waterproofing in Camps Bay
Camps Bay waterproofing is wind-driven rain and salt on decks, balconies and walls built into a slope.
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Water shows up at deck doors, retaining walls that hold the slope, and roofs that face the south-easter. A coating on the inside paint is not a repair. The enquiry should say whether the water appears in a storm only, and whether the space below is a room or a garage cut into the hill.
Access for scaffolding on Victoria Road is part of the cost. Mention the level of the house. Inland tile-roof waterproofing, the Durbanville kind, is the wrong description for this coast.
Sending the enquiry
Sending the form on this page is free. It uses the same enquiry path as the rest of Cape Town Construction. A provider on the Lekker Network who covers this area and this kind of work may contact you. The price and the contract, if you hire someone, are between you and that provider. This site does not promise how quickly anyone replies.
What to put in the first message
Say deck, balcony, or a wall holding the slope, and whether the room below is lived in. Victoria Road access for scaffold is part of the cost, so give the level of the house.
Questions
Should the inside be painted first?
No. Find the entry path of the water first, or the stain comes back with the next gale.
Do you include roof tiles and balcony membranes in one trade?
Not always. Describe the surface that fails so the provider can say if it is their work.
Is a warranty published here?
No. Only a provider’s own quote can state one.