01 / Start at the sourceStart at the source
Foundation leaks
Understand where water is entering, the conditions around the wall, and the protection your space needs.
Protect the beautiful finish
Beauty above.
Consideration beneath.
Plan the waterproofing conversation for showers, spas, mikvahs, and pools around the actual use of the space.
A clearer starting point
Understand the space.
Then shape the scope.
A refined finish is only one part of a wet-area project. Bring the intended exposure, heat or steam conditions, substrate, drain connections, and construction stage into the conversation. Each type of space needs its own suitability assessment; a shower detail is not automatically a pool detail.
Read the related field guideIntended use
Describe the room, expected water exposure, and any specialty operating conditions.
Complete assembly
Discuss floors, walls, corners, entrances, penetrations, and the drain as connected details.
Coordination
Confirm the responsibilities of the design team and installation trades before finishes are ordered.
Verification
Discuss the specified system’s inspection or testing procedure and the records provided before concealment.
From the job site / Original project photos
See the real work.
Shower, Spa, Mikvah, & Pool Waterproofing
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Keep the connections
in view.
Back to the house 01 / Start at the source
02 / Give water a directionGive water a direction
French & trench drains
Bring surface runoff, subsurface collection, and the final discharge into one clear drainage plan.
03 / Consider it earlyConsider it early
Concrete foundations
Coordinate concrete foundation protection while the plans, surfaces, and construction sequence can still be shaped.