Groot Brakrivier
RPA Waterproofing specialises in permanent Waterproofing solutions servicing the Groot Brakrivier area.
House Gleniqua Drive – Glentana
Asbestos Encapsulation, Skylight and Parapet Flashing EPDM Waterproofing Repair
RPA Waterproofing was entrusted to assist a client in Glentana, Groot Brakrivier with the safe and effective encapsulation of an aging asbestos roof sheet profile, perimeter fascias, box gutters, and additional interleading skylight waterproofing. Using our advanced EPDM waterproofing system, we provided a secure Type 1 asbestos encapsulation solution—eliminating the risk of harmful asbestos fibre release without the need for crack repair or costly asbestos removal. EPDM’s flexibility and durability made it ideal for sealing the “big 6” complex profile and allowed a seamless interchange between the flashing and box gutter detail. A big plus for our client is that our EPDM waterproofing and encapsulating membrane systems are compatible with any acrylic-colour paint for a clean, custom-finished appearance. The result: a long-lasting, watertight solution that enhances safety, aesthetics, and peace of mind for this beautiful sea facing home.
House Spies – Dolphin Creek
Box Gutter EPDM Waterproofing
RPA Waterproofing was referred to a client by a master builder at Dolphin Creek Estate, Groot Brakrivier, to provide a reliable and premanent waterproofing solution for a newly constructed concrete box gutter. Using our advanced EPDM waterproofing system, we delivered a seamless, durable and consistently thick rubber lining that outperforms traditional methods—especially for concrete box gutters with incorrectly screeds-to-fall and low pooling points. EPDM’s matt-charcoal colour, superior elongation and UV resistance provides the ultimate long-term protection against standing water and areas prone to pooling without cracking, splitting, or lifting. The result is a high-performance, maintenance-free gutter waterproofing system that offers peace of mind, even under the toughest coastal conditions.
