waterproofing-auckland

CodeMark, appraisals and warranties do different jobs. Here is what MBIE says about each one, and what it means when you compare membrane quotes.

Overland flow paths carry rain downhill when pipes are full. How to read Auckland flood maps, what BRANZ suggests for basements, and where waterproofing fits.

Recoating a sound deck membrane is usually maintenance. Replacing one that has failed often needs a building consent. Here is how MBIE draws the line.

The official guidance lists building features linked to leaks. Here is what they are, and which ones are usually membrane or waterproofing work.

Building Code clause B2 sets 5, 15 or 50-year minimum lives. Here is what that means for membranes and tanking, and why it is not the same as a warranty.

The Building Amendment Bill is before Parliament. It proposes proportionate liability and compulsory home warranties for larger consented renovations. Here is what that could mean for you.

A new LBP waterproofing licence class is being worked on for wet-area bathrooms and showers. It is not in force yet. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and what to ask a waterproofer today.

A PS3 is the producer statement your waterproofer signs so Auckland Council can sign off a consented roof, deck, basement or bathroom. Here is what it covers and the evidence behind it.

Damp basement before selling in Auckland? Don’t paint the salt or the musty garage before the open home. A short note for North Shore agents on what to do, and what not to promise.