Bathroom Waterproofing Services

Bathrooms see constant water exposure, and if the floor, wall-floor junction or pipe fittings are not properly waterproofed, leakage can travel into the ceiling of the room below or into adjoining walls. SGM Waterproofing Services treats bathroom floors and walls to stop this seepage at its source.

Bathroom Waterproofing by SGM Waterproofing Services

Common Problems We Address

Water stains on the ceiling of the room below
Damp patches near the bathroom wall skirting
Leakage around the shower or drain area
Musty odour from trapped moisture
Tiles lifting due to moisture beneath the flooring

Our Bathroom Waterproofing Process

1

Inspection

We check the bathroom floor, wall-floor junctions, and pipe or drain penetrations.

2

Surface Preparation

Existing tiles or flooring are removed where needed and the base surface is cleaned.

3

Crack Repair

Any cracks or gaps around pipe fittings and joints are sealed.

4

Waterproofing Application

A waterproofing membrane is applied across the floor and up the wall skirting.

5

Protective Treatment

A curing or protective layer is added before flooring is restored.

6

Final Inspection

We test the treated area before tiles or flooring are relaid.

Benefits of Bathroom Waterproofing

Helps prevent leakage into rooms below
Protects wall-floor junctions from seepage
Reduces recurring dampness and odour
Suited to both new and existing bathrooms

Example Waterproofing Transformation

Drag to compare a treated surface before and after bathroom waterproofing.

Before After Surface before bathroom waterproofing Surface after bathroom waterproofing

Example Waterproofing Transformation — replace with a genuine bathroom waterproofing project photo.

Frequently Asked Questions

In most cases, yes, particularly for the floor and lower wall area, so the waterproofing membrane can be applied directly to the base surface.

This depends on the bathroom size and the extent of the leakage. Our team will give you a timeline after inspection.

Depending on the source of the leak, targeted waterproofing around the affected area may be possible; this is confirmed during inspection.

Common causes include gaps at the wall-floor junction, worn grout, and pipe or drain fittings that were not properly sealed.

No, the treatment is applied to work with the existing drainage slope, not to change it.

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