From persistent water ingress to completely dry and sealed
Water was getting in around the Cilla Black statue on Mathew Street and tracking down into the shopping centre car park below. We traced the leak path, sealed it at the source and completed the work in two days, one day ahead of schedule.
On-Site Photographic Gallery & Treatment Evidence
Cilla Black statue on Mathew Street: water tracked down from this street-level origin into the car park.
Active water ingress tracking from above into the shopping centre car park wall.
Completely dry wall surface. Car park remained completely dry through record rainfall two weeks later.
The Challenge
Persistent groundwater penetration through historic subterranean masonry and concrete slab joints in central Liverpool, threatening commercial fit-out works.
The Solution
Low-viscosity chemical resin injection penetrating behind the brick vaults and through slab cold joints, establishing a comprehensive impermeable curtain.
The Result
Permanent moisture arrest, enabling dry interior fit-out to proceed on schedule with verified zero leakage.
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