
01 Substrate preparation
The tiles ground back before any coat goes on. The part nobody sees, and the one that decides whether the system bonds.

Services
Polyurea and polyurethane coatings that protect against wear, impact and chemicals, with the thickness and finish matched to the application. They cure in minutes, putting the space back into service almost without downtime.

Specialist protection for original equipment manufacturers. We coat parts and equipment as they come off the production line, so they reach the end customer more durable and better finished.

Liquid-applied systems fully bonded to the substrate, with no joints for water to find. They form a continuous barrier on roofs, terraces, pools and fountains, and extend the life of the structure.

Floors in polyurea, epoxy, polyurethane, water-based paint, microcement and multi-layer build-ups, from self-levelling to coloured quartz. They stand up to traffic and heavy cleaning, on commercial, industrial or residential work.

Thermal and acoustic insulation in sprayed polyurethane foam, which fills and seals every corner. It brings down heating and cooling costs and blocks the sound passing from one space to another.

Cleaning and refurbishment of roofs and gutters. This is the maintenance that keeps the big job away: a clean roof drains as it should and shows defects early, while they can still be treated instead of replaced.

On site

The tiles ground back before any coat goes on. The part nobody sees, and the one that decides whether the system bonds.

The junction between slab and wall, taken up by hand. This is where water gets in when it gets in.

The system closing the whole surface, with no joints and no overlaps.

The same solution by roller, where the surface is large and flat.

The terrace finished and trafficable, with the waterproofing under what you walk on.
How we work
A site visit to assess the substrate and where the problem starts. That is what decides the system, not a catalogue.
A proposal with the system suited to that substrate and that use, with timings, materials and warranty set out in writing.
Substrate preparation and installation by a specialist crew, with the site organised and the timings agreed up front.
Flood test, clean-up and handover. The job only closes once the test passes, and it leaves with a written warranty.