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Waterproofing Gutters
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Waterproofing Roofs
Similar to waterproofing your decks, waterproofing a roof is primarily to stop water running into the interior of your home. Important things to consider when waterproofing your roof are to select a product with good durability, minimal maintenance and easy to clean. Whatever the size of your roof, there is always more than one solution to every situation in waterproofing.
Waterproofing Decks
The primary reason to waterproof your deck is normally to stop water running off into your home. Waterproofing your deck will help keep things dry but also meet all the building codes. All the products we use are designed to meet the requirements to give a slip resistant surface.
Basement Tanking and Ground level Roofs
At Peninsula Roofing we also waterproof a large number of under ground basements. We offer a variety of different products to create solutions for your project. Some of our membranes are designed to stop root growth into the membrane; however the recommended product that you may require will depend a lot on your environment and its surroundings.
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VikingEnviroclad is a scrim reinforced sheet membrane made from TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin). It is available in thicknesses of 1.14mm and 1.5mm and the sheets are 3.00 metres wide.
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What products are suitable for waterproofing gutters?
When looking to waterproof your gutters it is important to make sure you have the minimum requirement regarding fall, width and depth of gutter in order to meet the building code. All waterproofing products can be used in gutters. There are a variety of colours and textures to choose from so matching your roof is easy.
Under the building code there is a minimum and maximum warranty of 20 years. In addition to this, we offer a 5 year warranty on all workmanship alongside it. As mentioned above, it is critical that the right fall on the gutters is achieved for your warranty to remain valid, so please ensure you check with your builder/architect that they are aware of this. We are happy to provide you with this information that you can give to your builder/architect.