When a surface requires a continuous waterproofing membrane that covers corners and complex details without relying on numerous traditional installation joints, Polyurea Waterproofing may be a suitable system, provided that the material, application method, and surface preparation are compatible with the project conditions.

We provide professional Polyurea waterproofing services in Saudi Arabia for roofs, facilities, floors, and other suitable applications. Our work begins with inspecting the surface, cracks, joints, moisture conditions, and areas of water ponding. We then select the appropriate Polyurea system, primer, application thickness, and protective coating before completing the inspection, testing, and final handover.

Polyurea is not a material that should simply be sprayed directly onto any surface, nor is it automatically a replacement for every waterproofing system. A successful system begins by determining whether Polyurea is suitable for the site and preparing the substrate according to the product and project requirements.

With 11 years of experience in insulation works and government and private-sector projects, we rely on technical inspection before determining the system and price. According to company information, our specialized installation teams have more than 7 years of practical experience.

What Is Polyurea Waterproofing?

Polyurea is a material used in protection and waterproofing systems to form a flexible, continuous membrane over a surface.

Some systems are applied using specialized spray equipment, while other products and application methods are available depending on the material type and manufacturer’s instructions.

When the system is correctly selected and installed, the membrane can provide resistance to water penetration and may also offer corrosion, abrasion, or mechanical protection depending on the specifications of the product used.

For this reason, the term Polyurea should not be treated as a single specification covering all products. Properties, application methods, preparation requirements, and protection requirements vary from one system to another.

When Is Polyurea Waterproofing Suitable for a Project?

Polyurea may be considered when a project requires:

  • A continuous waterproofing membrane.
  • Fewer traditional installation joints within the waterproofing layer.
  • Coverage of surfaces containing multiple corners and details where the system allows.
  • Protection for certain surfaces exposed to water.
  • Corrosion resistance in applications for which the selected product is designed.
  • Suitable mechanical resistance for certain floors and surfaces according to material specifications.
  • A fast-curing system for projects using Polyurea products designed for rapid curing.
  • Rehabilitation of certain surfaces after proper preparation.

The final decision does not depend on the material name alone. The surface type and condition, existing moisture, exposure to water and sunlight, intended use, and project requirements must all be considered.

Where Can Polyurea Be Used?

Applications vary according to product specifications and the selected system. Polyurea may be considered for applications such as:

  • Certain concrete surfaces.
  • Surfaces exposed to water and weather conditions.
  • Certain flooring applications.
  • Areas containing multiple architectural or construction details.
  • Certain facilities and structures.
  • Metal and sheet-metal roofs when a compatible system is used.
  • Protective applications requiring mechanical properties provided by the selected product.

The successful use of one Polyurea product in a particular application does not automatically mean that the same product is suitable for water tanks, floors, metal surfaces, or every other application. Product technical data and project requirements must be reviewed before approval.

Spray Polyurea and Cold-Applied Polyurea

Polyurea systems vary in composition, application method, reaction speed, and equipment requirements.

Some systems are sprayed using specialized equipment that controls the material components and application process. Other products are commercially referred to as Cold-Applied Polyurea, and their application and preparation requirements may vary depending on the specific product.

For this reason, cold-applied and sprayed Polyurea should not be considered simply two identical application methods for the same material.

The system is selected according to:

  • Intended use.
  • Surface type.
  • Product requirements.
  • Specified system thickness.
  • Site conditions.
  • Project schedule.
  • Exposure to sunlight and water.
  • Required final properties.

Materials Used in a Polyurea Waterproofing System

A complete system is not limited to the main Polyurea material.

Depending on the project, it may include:

Polyurea Material

The product is selected according to the intended application, technical properties, exposure conditions, and application method.

Primer

A suitable Primer is used when required by the system to prepare the bond between the substrate and the Polyurea membrane.

The primer must be compatible with both the surface and the selected Polyurea system.

Crack, Defect, and Joint Repair Materials

Repair materials are selected according to the nature of the crack, joint, or existing defect. Polyurea should not be used to conceal an underlying problem that has not been properly treated.

Protective Topcoat

Some systems may require a protective topcoat, particularly where additional UV protection or protection against specific exposure conditions is required.

The need for a topcoat is determined according to the technical specifications of the system rather than automatically adding or removing it on every project.

How Do We Select Polyurea Materials for a Project?

The company works with insulation materials from multiple sources, including Saudi, American, Kuwaiti, and UAE products. The final material is selected according to its suitability for the project and the required specifications.

Factors considered include:

  • Compatibility with the substrate.
  • Intended final use.
  • Water-resistance requirements.
  • Environmental exposure conditions.
  • Specified system thickness.
  • Compatibility between the primer and accompanying layers.
  • UV-protection requirements where applicable.
  • Required project specifications, approvals, and technical requirements.
  • Compatibility between all materials within the complete system.

The product is not selected based solely on its country of origin. The primary consideration is whether it meets the requirements of the actual application.

Technical Inspection Before Polyurea Application

Before selecting the material or determining the price, the site is inspected to establish whether the surface is ready to receive the system.

Depending on the project, the inspection may include:

  • Identifying the surface type: concrete, metal, or another substrate.
  • Inspecting cracks and damage.
  • Reviewing weak or detached areas.
  • Checking moisture and surface conditions according to product requirements.
  • Reviewing roof slopes.
  • Identifying areas of water ponding.
  • Inspecting drains.
  • Reviewing joints.
  • Inspecting wall-to-surface junctions.
  • Reviewing pipes and penetrations.
  • Checking plumbing works associated with wet areas.
  • Determining required repair works.
  • Determining the Polyurea system and thickness according to project requirements.

This stage helps prevent a new membrane from being installed over an unresolved underlying problem.

What If There Are Concrete Cracks Before Waterproofing?

Not every crack should simply be covered with a Polyurea membrane.

The crack is first assessed to determine its condition, cause, and whether it is superficial or requires a different treatment before the membrane is installed.

If the inspection reveals a crack or leakage path within the concrete that requires injection before surface preparation, the project is first referred to Concrete Injection for the appropriate treatment. Once the repair has been completed, the project returns to the surface-preparation stage.

This prevents Polyurea from being used merely to conceal a leakage path or concrete defect that requires prior treatment.

Surface Preparation Before Applying Polyurea

Surface preparation is one of the most important stages because the membrane depends on the condition of the substrate to which it is applied.

Depending on project requirements, preparation includes removing:

  • Dust.
  • Oils and contaminants.
  • Loose material.
  • Protrusions that interfere with uniform application.
  • Weak existing layers unsuitable for receiving the system.

Defects are then repaired, details are prepared, and the surface condition, moisture level, and dryness are checked against the requirements of the selected product.

For metal or sheet-metal surfaces, existing defects are treated and the metal is prepared according to the specified system before the waterproofing layers are applied.

Checking Slopes and Drains Before Waterproofing

A Polyurea membrane does not correct an incorrectly designed roof slope.

If low areas are retaining water or drain levels are unsuitable, corrective action is determined before applying the membrane.

When the roof requires a new slope layer or correction of existing slopes, this stage is completed first and its readiness to receive the waterproofing system is then verified.

The objective is to avoid installing a high-quality membrane over a surface that still has a fundamental drainage problem.

Treating Corners, Joints, and Critical Details

After the main surface has been prepared, critical areas are reviewed, including:

  • Floor-to-wall junctions.
  • Corners.
  • Joints.
  • Drains.
  • Pipes.
  • Penetrations.
  • Equipment bases.
  • Edges.

Depending on the system design, the project may require suitable upstands, coves, or other construction details before the membrane is applied.

These details are prepared before spraying rather than attempting to correct them after the Polyurea membrane has been completed.

Applying the Appropriate Primer

When the system requires a Primer, a product compatible with both the substrate and the Polyurea is selected and applied according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

The specified application quantity, site conditions, waiting period, and recoat window are followed according to the selected system.

We do not apply a fixed rule such as waiting 24 hours for every primer. Drying and subsequent application requirements vary between products.

Applying Polyurea Waterproofing

Once the surface and primer are confirmed to be ready, application of the membrane begins.

For sprayed systems, appropriate equipment is used according to the material requirements, and the application process is carried out to achieve the required coverage across the main surface and critical details.

Particular attention is given to:

  • Membrane continuity.
  • Specified project thickness.
  • Corners.
  • Treated joints.
  • Drains.
  • Edges.
  • Penetrations.
  • Areas around equipment bases.

A single thickness is not applied to every project without considering the product specifications, intended use, and design requirements.

Why Is Polyurea Thickness Important?

Membrane performance depends on the system that has been designed and installed, and thickness is one of the components of that system.

It is therefore not enough for the surface simply to appear visually covered.

The material is applied to achieve the specified thickness according to the project and product requirements, with particular attention to areas where the shape or details of the surface may result in insufficient coverage.

Where thickness measurement is required, it is verified using a method appropriate for the system.

Is Polyurea a Thermal Insulation Material?

Polyurea is not a thermal insulation material by itself.

Its function on this page relates to waterproofing and protective systems according to the properties of the selected product.

If a project requires a reduction in heat transfer, the thermal layer is designed independently according to the building requirements. A Polyurea membrane should not be presented as performing the function of a thermal insulation system.

When Should Another Waterproofing System Be Used Instead of Polyurea?

Polyurea is not a mandatory solution for every surface affected by water leakage.

An inspection may show that the nature of the surface, budget, intended use, system build-up, or project conditions make another waterproofing system more appropriate.

At that point, we do not continue recommending Polyurea simply because it was the service initially requested by the client. Instead, the project is referred to Waterproofing to select the system most suitable for the actual condition.

This referral does not mean that the two services are identical. Polyurea is a specialized solution that can be used in certain waterproofing and protective applications, while the waterproofing service covers the broader process of selecting the appropriate water-protection system for the project.

UV Protective Coating

When the membrane will be exposed to sunlight, the system’s UV resistance and manufacturer requirements are reviewed.

Some applications may require a protective topcoat compatible with Polyurea, while other products may have different requirements.

The protective layer is therefore determined according to the selected product and exposure conditions rather than simply because the project is located on an exposed roof.

Polyurea Curing Speed and Project Duration

Many sprayed Polyurea systems have rapid reaction and curing characteristics compared with certain other systems, which can help reduce site downtime.

However, the fast curing of the material itself does not mean that the entire project is completed within the same period. Surface preparation, repairs, primers, protective coatings, and testing all have their own requirements and durations.

The preliminary execution period for some suitable projects may range from one to three days, although it may take longer depending on:

  • Application area.
  • Surface condition.
  • Extent of repairs.
  • System being used.
  • Weather conditions.
  • Drying and preparation requirements.
  • Protective coatings.
  • Required testing.

The actual project duration is determined after inspection and approval of the scope of work.

Inspecting Polyurea After Application

Once application is complete, the membrane is inspected before handover.

Depending on project requirements, the inspection may include:

  • Continuity of coverage.
  • Condition of the membrane surface.
  • Areas surrounding drains.
  • Corners and edges.
  • Joints.
  • Penetrations.
  • Details around equipment bases.
  • Thickness where measurement is specified.
  • Adhesion where testing is required by the system.

Any observations are addressed before the work is approved according to the project scope.

Water Testing After Waterproofing

For projects and systems where flood testing is appropriate, a water test may be carried out for approximately 48 to 72 hours according to project specifications, provided the surface is suitable for the test and there are no risks associated with water loading or the building conditions.

During the test, the area is checked for signs of leakage and critical details are reviewed.

However, flood testing is not suitable for every surface or every Polyurea system. The appropriate testing method is therefore selected according to project specifications and the requirements of the installed system.

Polyurea Waterproofing for Concrete Roofs

Suitable Polyurea systems can be applied to concrete roofs after confirming that the concrete is ready and that defects, cracks, joints, slopes, and drainage conditions have been properly addressed.

The surface is prepared according to the system requirements, followed by primer application where required. The membrane is then installed to the specified thickness.

Details around walls, drains, equipment bases, and penetrations receive particular attention because they form part of the continuity of the waterproofing system.

Polyurea Waterproofing for Metal and Sheet-Metal Roofs

Polyurea may be considered for certain metal and sheet-metal roofs when the product and system are compatible with the substrate.

Before installation, we review:

  • Metal condition.
  • Rust or damaged areas.
  • Seams and joints.
  • Screws and fixings.
  • Openings.
  • Condition of existing coatings, if present.
  • Surface cleanliness.
  • Primer compatibility with the metal.

The application method is then determined according to the system specifications rather than applying the same procedures used for concrete surfaces.

Polyurea for Floors and Mechanically Exposed Areas

Certain Polyurea products are designed for applications requiring protective and mechanical-resistance properties on specific floors and facilities.

However, resistance to abrasion, movement, or different substances depends on the specifications of the product and complete system.

The intended use, loads, and operating conditions are therefore established before approving the material rather than assuming that every Polyurea product provides the same level of resistance.

Can Polyurea Be Used in Water Tanks?

A Polyurea product should not be approved for water tanks simply because it is water-resistant.

The tank type, intended use, nature of the stored water, and whether the material will come into contact with water intended for human use must first be established. Product approvals and suitability for that particular application must then be reviewed.

The technical specifications and certifications of the material determine whether it is suitable for the intended use.

If the project involves a water tank in Riyadh, the decision should not begin by selecting Polyurea. The tank structure, cracks, condition of the existing waterproofing, and type of water should first be inspected before selecting the appropriate lining and protection system. You can therefore proceed to our Water Tank Insulation service to learn about tank inspection, preparation, material selection, and testing before the tank is returned to service.

Types of Properties and Projects Suitable for the Service

Polyurea waterproofing may be assessed for different types of projects, including:

  • New buildings under construction.
  • Existing buildings requiring rehabilitation of the protection system.
  • Villas and residential buildings.
  • Commercial and administrative buildings.
  • Warehouses.
  • Certain industrial facilities.
  • Concrete roofs and surfaces.
  • Metal and sheet-metal roofs where the system is compatible.

Actual suitability is determined after inspecting the surface and understanding the intended use.

When Should Polyurea Not Be Applied Immediately?

Corrective work may be required before approving a Polyurea system where conditions such as the following exist:

  • Significant structural defects.
  • Active leakage from water or drainage pipes.
  • Moisture or trapped water affecting adhesion requirements.
  • Weak or detached existing layers.
  • An unstable substrate.
  • Slope or drainage problems.
  • Incompatibility between the proposed product and substrate.
  • Application conditions that do not meet material requirements.
  • Inability to meet required safety or preparation conditions.

The presence of one of these conditions does not necessarily mean that the building cannot be waterproofed. It means that the underlying cause must first be addressed before the membrane is approved.

Common Mistakes That Affect Polyurea Waterproofing Quality

Mistakes that should be avoided include:

  • Spraying the material over an unprepared surface.
  • Ignoring oils, dust, and contaminants.
  • Installing the system over weak existing layers.
  • Ignoring substrate moisture and product requirements.
  • Failing to treat cracks and joints appropriately.
  • Ignoring slope problems.
  • Applying waterproofing before repairing plumbing leaks.
  • Failing to use the required primer or using an incompatible product.
  • Failing to follow application requirements.
  • Applying a thickness that does not comply with the system.
  • Neglecting drains, corners, and penetrations.
  • Ignoring UV-protection requirements.
  • Carrying out subsequent work over the membrane without coordination.
  • Failing to complete the required inspection before handover.

Safety Precautions During Application

Our teams follow safety procedures appropriate to the nature of the project, including:

  • Using appropriate personal protective equipment.
  • Securing work areas at height.
  • Providing fall-protection measures where required.
  • Restricting unauthorized access to the work area.
  • Providing appropriate ventilation when working with chemical materials.
  • Following material handling and storage instructions.
  • Providing appropriate fire-safety measures according to site conditions and materials.
  • Operating and maintaining spray equipment according to its instructions.
  • Following safety procedures around electrical sources and equipment.

Safety requirements are reviewed according to actual site conditions before work begins.

How Is the Cost of Polyurea Waterproofing Calculated?

The price is not determined by surface area alone.

Factors affecting the cost include:

  • Total area.
  • Surface type.
  • Condition of the existing substrate.
  • Repair and preparation work.
  • Type of Polyurea used.
  • Manufacturer and material specifications.
  • Required thickness.
  • Quantity of primer and auxiliary materials.
  • Number of joints and details.
  • Drains and penetrations.
  • Protective topcoat where required.
  • Site accessibility.
  • Spray-equipment requirements.
  • Required testing.
  • Warranty scope and conditions.

After the inspection, a quotation is prepared outlining the scope of work, materials, technical specifications, and agreed cost rather than providing a generic price per square meter that does not reflect the actual project conditions.

To request a Polyurea waterproofing quotation, call or WhatsApp: 0550402216

Polyurea Waterproofing Warranty Up to 10 Years

The company provides a warranty on waterproofing works of up to 10 years, depending on the system, product, project scope, and approved warranty terms and conditions.

At the contracting stage, the following are clarified:

  • Actual warranty period for the project.
  • Warranty start date.
  • Covered works and materials.
  • Usage and maintenance conditions.
  • Procedure for reporting observations or issues.
  • Inspection procedures.
  • Warranty exclusions.

Exclusions may include damage caused by uncoordinated subsequent work or penetration of the membrane by other parties after handover.

The completed work, testing results, and required documentation are recorded according to the project scope.

Follow-Up and Maintenance After Polyurea Application

Post-handover follow-up is provided according to the contract and warranty conditions.

If plumbing, electrical, or equipment work is carried out after waterproofing and the membrane is damaged, the condition is handled in the following sequence:

  1. Inspect the damaged area.
  2. Identify the cause of the damage.
  3. Document the condition and determine the repair scope.
  4. Prepare a maintenance report where required.
  5. Repair the affected area and reinstate the appropriate waterproofing system.
  6. Inspect the repair before completing the work.

Maintenance costs are determined according to the cause of the damage, warranty coverage, and the agreement with the client.

Polyurea Waterproofing Company in Riyadh

We provide Polyurea waterproofing services in Riyadh for concrete roofs, facilities, floors, and other suitable applications requiring a continuous waterproofing and protective membrane according to project specifications.

The service begins with a surface inspection covering cracks, joints, drains, slopes, and the condition of existing layers. The required preparation work, primer type, Polyurea system, and application thickness are then determined before installation.

For rehabilitation projects, the membrane is not sprayed directly over old waterproofing before checking its adhesion and compatibility with the new system.

To request a Polyurea waterproofing company in Riyadh, call or WhatsApp: 0550402216

Polyurea Waterproofing Company in the Eastern Province

We provide Polyurea waterproofing services in the Eastern Province for suitable projects in Dammam, Al Khobar, Dhahran, and Jubail, subject to the coverage of our installation teams.

Concrete or metal surfaces are assessed according to their exposure to water, sunlight, and actual use. The appropriate system is then selected and the surface prepared according to the specifications.

Drains, joints, penetrations, and other details are reviewed before spraying to ensure that the membrane can be installed continuously around areas requiring careful treatment.

To request Polyurea waterproofing in Dammam, Al Khobar, Dhahran, and Jubail, call or WhatsApp: 0550402216

Polyurea Waterproofing Company in Jeddah

We provide Polyurea waterproofing services in Jeddah for villas, buildings, facilities, and suitable projects after inspecting the surface and confirming that the system is compatible with site conditions.

Existing layers, moisture, cracks, and areas of water ponding are assessed before determining surface preparation, primer, membrane thickness, and protective coating where required by the product.

After application, membrane continuity and critical details are inspected, and the appropriate test is carried out according to the nature of the project.

To request a Polyurea waterproofing inspection in Jeddah, call or WhatsApp: 0550402216

Polyurea Waterproofing Company in Al Qassim

We provide Polyurea waterproofing services in Al Qassim for residential and commercial buildings, warehouses, and projects whose requirements are compatible with the properties of the system.

Pricing does not begin by selecting a fixed number of layers. The surface type, area, preparation condition, required thickness, and existing details are first assessed.

The membrane is then installed according to the approved system and inspected before handover.

To request a Polyurea waterproofing company in Al Qassim, call or WhatsApp: 0550402216

Polyurea Waterproofing Company in Hail

We provide Polyurea waterproofing services in Hail for roofs and other suitable applications following a technical inspection.

The condition of the surface, water exposure, drains, cracks, and existing details is assessed before approving the product. Preparation and application are then completed according to the system specifications.

If an existing condition could prevent adhesion or affect membrane performance, it is treated before Polyurea application begins.

To request Polyurea waterproofing in Hail, call or WhatsApp: 0550402216

Polyurea Waterproofing Service Coverage in Saudi Arabia

The company provides Polyurea waterproofing services within its operating coverage in Riyadh, the Eastern Province, Jeddah, Al Qassim, and Hail. Inspection and project-start dates are determined according to the project location, team and material availability, and scope of work.

The process begins by receiving the client’s request and collecting information about the location and existing problem. The site is then inspected and a technical and commercial quotation is prepared. Once approved, the installation date is scheduled according to the project program.

11 Years of Experience in Government and Private-Sector Insulation Projects

The company has 11 years of experience in insulation works and government and private-sector projects, with specialized installation teams that have more than 7 years of practical experience, according to company information.

Our working approach includes:

  • Inspecting the site before selecting the system.
  • Identifying the cause of the problem before covering it.
  • Selecting materials according to technical specifications.
  • Preparing the surface before application.
  • Treating details and joints.
  • Following the specified project thickness.
  • Using appropriate application equipment.
  • Carrying out the required post-installation inspections.
  • Documenting the scope of work and warranty.
  • Providing follow-up and maintenance according to the agreement.

The company has also reported holding a MODON classification. Details and scope of this classification should be used in company materials only after verification against the official documentation, without extending the claim beyond its documented scope.

Why Do Clients Choose the Company for Polyurea Application?

The main value does not come simply from owning spray equipment. It comes from managing the complete system from inspection through final handover.

Service features include:

  • 11 years of insulation experience.
  • Experience in government and private-sector projects.
  • Specialized installation teams.
  • System selection after site inspection.
  • Access to materials from multiple sources according to project requirements.
  • Careful surface preparation before spraying.
  • Review of slopes, drains, and joints.
  • Membrane inspection after application.
  • Warranty of up to 10 years depending on the system and conditions.
  • Post-handover follow-up and maintenance services.
  • Coverage across several major regions in Saudi Arabia.

Frequently Asked Questions About Polyurea Waterproofing

What Is Polyurea Used for in Waterproofing?

Polyurea is a material that can be used to create a continuous membrane for protection and waterproofing in applications compatible with the product specifications. Its type and application method are selected according to the surface and intended use.

Is Polyurea Suitable for Every Surface?

No. The surface must first be inspected to assess its condition, moisture, preparation requirements, and compatibility with the selected product before the system is approved.

What Is the Difference Between Polyurea and Waterproofing?

Waterproofing is the broader function of protecting an element against water penetration using various systems. Polyurea is a material that can be used within certain waterproofing and protective systems when appropriate for the project.

What Is the Difference Between Polyurea and Thermal Insulation?

In these applications, Polyurea acts as a protective and waterproofing membrane and is not itself a thermal insulation material. Thermal insulation uses materials and systems specifically designed to reduce heat transfer.

What Is Cold-Applied Polyurea?

The term is used commercially for certain Polyurea products and systems with application methods that differ from specialized spray systems. The product specifications must be reviewed to determine the actual application method, properties, and suitable uses.

Is Primer Required Before Applying Polyurea?

This depends on the product system and substrate. When a Primer is required by the system, the compatible product must be used and applied according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

How Long Does Polyurea Waterproofing Take?

The preliminary duration for some suitable projects may range from one to three days. It may take longer depending on the site area, surface preparation, repairs, weather conditions, protective coatings, and required testing.

Is the Waterproofing Tested After Application?

Yes. The membrane and critical details are inspected according to the system. Water testing may also be carried out where appropriate for the project and may last between 48 and 72 hours according to the specifications and site conditions.

How Long Is the Polyurea Waterproofing Warranty?

The warranty may extend for up to 10 years depending on the system, materials, and the terms and scope of the warranty specified for the project.

Can Polyurea Be Applied to an Older Building?

Yes, in suitable cases. The surface and existing layers must first be inspected to determine what needs to be removed, repaired, or prepared before the new system is installed.

Is Polyurea Suitable for Sheet-Metal Roofs?

Suitable systems can be used on certain metal and sheet-metal roofs after confirming product compatibility, preparing the metal, and selecting the appropriate primer and system.

Does Polyurea Waterproofing Reduce Electricity Bills?

Polyurea is not a thermal insulation system by itself, so we do not present it as a direct solution for reducing heat loads or air-conditioning energy consumption.

How Can I Get a Quotation?

Send the project location, surface type, approximate area, and details of the existing problem. The site is then inspected to determine the preparation work, system, thickness, and materials before the technical and commercial quotation is prepared.

Request an Inspection Before Selecting a Polyurea System

If your project requires a continuous, fast-applied waterproofing membrane or a protective system for roofs and facilities, the first step is not simply purchasing a Polyurea product. The first step is confirming that the system is suitable for the actual surface and intended use.

Contact a professional Polyurea waterproofing company with 11 years of experience in insulation works and government and private-sector projects to inspect the surface and determine the required repairs, preparation work, Polyurea system, membrane thickness, and testing before application.

Call now: 0550402216

Send us the city, building or facility type, surface type, approximate area, existing problem, and site photos if available so we can determine the inspection requirements and prepare the technical quotation.