Commercial Waterproofing
Protect asset value and extend building life with waterproofing solutions that address water intrusion, preserve building components, and support long-term property performance.
Protect Your Building from Water
Water can enter through joints, exposed decks, below-grade areas, and connections between building systems. PAX Services Group helps owners and operators evaluate these conditions and prioritize waterproofing work around the property's needs. Recommendations consider existing materials, drainage, operating requirements, and capital priorities.
Caulking & Sealants
Deteriorated sealants can allow water into joints and connections around windows, doors, façades, and other building components. PAX evaluates affected areas and replaces sealants suited to the existing materials and expected movement. Careful surface preparation and application support durable weather protection.
Deck Waterproofing
Plaza decks, terraces, and balconies need waterproofing that accounts for water exposure, drainage, and regular use. PAX evaluates existing conditions and recommends membranes, coatings, and joint treatments appropriate to the assembly. Work is coordinated around access, surrounding finishes, and the needs of building occupants.
Traffic Coatings
Parking decks and pedestrian surfaces face wear from traffic, moisture, and changing temperatures. PAX applies protective coating systems selected for the surface condition, exposure, and intended use. Planning considers preparation, necessary repairs, drainage, and curing requirements to support performance and manage access during installation.
Roof Coatings
Compatible coating systems can help protect suitable existing roofs from weather exposure. PAX evaluates roof condition, moisture concerns, and material compatibility before recommending a coating approach. Where deterioration requires broader repairs, waterproofing recommendations are coordinated with restoration or roof replacement planning.
Below-Grade Waterproofing
Foundations and below-grade walls require protection suited to surrounding moisture conditions and the existing assembly. PAX evaluates waterproofing needs and coordinates solutions around access, substrate condition, and drainage considerations. The scope is developed to address identified conditions and protect affected building areas.
Waterproofing Questions
How can owners identify a waterproofing problem?
Recurring leaks, staining, damp surfaces, and deterioration around joints or exposed decks may indicate a problem. Water can travel before becoming visible, so an assessment should investigate the source and surrounding conditions.
Does waterproofing require replacing the entire system?
Not always. Localized defects may be suitable for targeted repairs, while widespread deterioration may require a broader replacement. The appropriate scope depends on existing conditions and compatibility with the proposed repair.
What is the difference between waterproofing and restoration?
Waterproofing addresses protection against water intrusion. Restoration repairs or renews deteriorated building components. A project may require both when water entry and material damage occur together.
Can occupied properties remain open during waterproofing work?
Many projects can be phased around building operations. Access restrictions, surface preparation, odors, curing times, and safety requirements should be coordinated with the facility team before work begins.
Discuss Your Building Needs
Connect with PAX to discuss your property's condition, operating requirements, and plans for roofing, waterproofing, restoration, or maintenance.