 Example of a waterproofer who applied caulk sealant membrane on the front of the wall crack. Since they did not get the sealant through the wall to the outside, water pushed the sealant off the wall in pockets as seen here. This was properly injected with SP-3. ©2010, Mr Sponge Waterproofing, Inc  Example of wall crack that has been repaired several times by other waterproofers using hand applied hydraulic cement and epoxy injection. All materials were removed and properly injected ©2010, Mr Sponge Waterproofing, Inc  Example of 1970's era waterproofing (channel drain) where contractor had cut out the wall crack to install a drain tube through bottom of wall into drain tile. Over the years the materials eroded due to water still being present inside the wall. All materials were removed and this was properly injected with SP-3. ©2010, Mr Sponge Waterproofing, Inc  Example of long term basement leak from tie-rods holes on the bottom row. These were repaired with our patented process for tie-rod hole repairs. Please see http://www.trxplug.com for further information on how to repair this type of leak yourself and save thousands in repair costs. ©2010, Mr Sponge Waterproofing, Inc  Example of long term basement leak from tie-rod holes on the top row. This photo shows how much damage can result in tie-rod hole leaks. These were repaired with our patented process for tie-rod hole repairs. Please see http://www.trxplug.com for further information on how to repair this type of leak yourself and save thousands in repair costs. ©2010, Mr Sponge Waterproofing, Inc  This photo shows what drain tile failure looks like. In some cases this also may be the result of a failed drain system meaning (storm drain line) or (sump pump operation). Either way, we suggest that home owners have a certified plumber check out the drain systems before spending thousands on drain tile replacement. See (Detail of Services) for further information. ©2010, Mr Sponge Waterproofing, Inc  Discussion on (Polyurethane vs Epoxy) can be found on this site under (Detail of Services). After photo was taken, this was repaired by injection of SP-3 Polyurethane. ©2010, Mr Sponge Waterproofing, Inc  This shows how SP-3 Polyurethane travels all the way through the wall crack to the outside. This provides a long term seal and eliminated the need for digging on the outside. ©2010, Mr Sponge Waterproofing, Inc  Example of a water main leak through the concrete wall. This type of leak can be stopped with injection of SP-3 Polyurethane. ©2010, Mr Sponge Waterproofing, Inc |
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