Blue Skin & Weeping Tile

Blue Skin is a peel-and-stick membrane used in waterproofing foundations, roofs, and walls. Its primary function is to act as a barrier, preventing water penetration and protecting the structural integrity of buildings.

• Durability: Blue Skin is known for its robustness and long-lasting protection against moisture and air infiltration.
• Flexible Application: It adheres to a variety of surfaces, including concrete, wood, and metal, making it versatile for different construction needs.
• Self-Healing Properties: The membrane has the ability to self-seal around fasteners, ensuring a continuous protective layer even when penetrated.

A Weeping Tile system, also known as a drainage tile or perimeter drain, is essential for managing groundwater around a building's foundation. It involves the installation of a porous pipe that collects and redirects water away from the foundation.

• Effective Drainage: By channeling water away from the foundation, weeping tiles help prevent basement flooding and reduce hydrostatic pressure.
• Adaptability: These systems can be installed both internally and externally, depending on the specific needs of the project.
• Maintenance: Regular inspection and cleaning ensure the system remains effective, preventing blockages that could lead to water damage.