Why It Is Important To Waterproof Your House

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Proper waterproofing is a homeowner's first line of defense against gradual structural weakening caused by water seeping into a house from above and below. As a result, waterproofing should be one of the first improvements a homeowner considers, as it is far better, and more cost-effective, to avoid rather than endure a catastrophe in the future.

In order to understand why waterproofing is so important, you need to know what its purpose and function is. Waterproofing is the process of rendering an object resistant to water and can be performed on anything from rain coats to paper milk and juice cartons, but in this article, we are interested in waterproofing as it pertains to housing. Interior and exterior walls, roofs, foundations, basements, pipes, and joints all need sealant and waterproofing of some sort. 

Waterproofing a house and its fittings it is not simply a case of slapping a fresh coat of paint over the mildew on the bathroom ceiling, or applying marine glue to the spot where the edge of the kitchen sink meets the wall tiles. This is merely covering up the problem, not eliminating it. Home waterproofing, properly done, aims for the long-term prevention and cure of water damage, rather than concealment of damage already done.

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