Water proofing is a technical process through which we make your surface water resistance or leak-proof e.g. Balconies, courtyards, planter boxes and flat rooftops, bathrooms and wet areas are some of the most common areas we waterproof. CIPL has developed three main processes that we have found to be most effective in stopping leaks. Have a read through our methods to find the best option for you.



When the existing area permits, we can help you avoid the added cost of demolition. The Double Seal Process is most suitable for flat tiles areas such as balconies, courtyards, bathroom and shower floors.



When a balcony, courtyard, flat roof, bathroom floor or other tiled area needs to be deconstructed to start afresh, we advise the use of the Triple Seal Process.

After removing the existing tiles, the ‘Triple Seal Process’ involves the installation of membranes above and under the screed, and application of a seal on top of the grout and tiles. The Triple Seal Process meets all the requirements of the Standard Building Code.



EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) has a variety of waterproofing applications and can be shaped to fit even the most complex areas, including planter boxes, retainer walls, balconies, bathrooms, flat rooftops, ponds, garden areas and stairs.

After much research into available EPDM membrane products,we found that EPDM is effective and durable, eco-friendly and non-toxic