Inner Sydney heritage suburb with concentrated Victorian terrace stock and pockets of strata redevelopment.
Heavy DPC and rising damp work across the heritage terrace stock, often paired with facade-repair scopes where the original render has decoupled from sandstone substrates. Leaking-bathroom rectification across the converted upper-floor units.
The Supcon approach is the same anywhere in Sydney metro: find the source, scope it properly, fix it once. The suburb’s build wave and exposure profile change the diagnosis, not the standard.
Waterproofing systems form part of a larger building envelope. When a membrane fails, water rarely appears where it enters.
Instead, moisture can travel through slabs, wall cavities, screeds and structural elements before surfacing elsewhere in the building.
Assessment of moisture pathways, membrane condition and contributing defects.
Identification of the source of failure.
Preparation of a detailed remediation strategy.
Removal of failed systems and installation of compliant waterproofing solutions.
Long-term strategies designed to improve durability and building performance.
Send through the issue with photos. Thomas will walk the building in Glebe, investigate the source, and put a detailed scope of works together. Inner Sydney coverage.