Waterproofing engineered for South Florida.

The South Florida structural waterproofing stack most often includes four systems working together. Traffic-bearing membranes are installed on parking decks, pool decks, and amenity decks where people and vehicles are in motion. Plaza-deck systems protect occupied spaces below outdoor landscape areas. Below-grade membranes protect basement and foundation walls from hydrostatic pressure. Vertical-wall coatings and sealants protect the building envelope from wind-driven rain. CORE Builder Group is manufacturer-certified on multiple systems from each category so the specification is driven by the condition, not the supplier.

• Traffic-bearing parking deck membranes
• Pool deck and amenity coatings
• Plaza-deck waterproofing over occupied space
• Below-grade foundation waterproofing
• Vertical-wall elastomeric coatings
• Joint sealants and expansion-joint systems
• Roof membrane (tie-in scope)

As a rule, a parking-deck or plaza-deck waterproofing system that is more than 15 years old, has widespread delamination, or is leaking in more than three discrete locations is a replacement candidate, not a repair candidate. Patching a failed membrane only buys time and frequently ends up costing more over five years than a planned full replacement would have cost up front. CORE Builder Group provides honest repair-vs-replace guidance backed by our manufacturer partners — we do not push replacements that a building does not need.