Waterproofing is a way to protect buildings from water damage. When water leaks into places it shouldn’t, like walls, floors, or roofs, it can cause big problems. Waterproofing helps keep the water out, keeping buildings safe and dry.

Different parts of a building need different types of waterproofing. Here are some common ones:

1. Roof Waterproofing
   Roofs are the first place that rain hits. If a roof is not waterproofed, water can leak into the house. Special waterproofing materials, like membranes, are added to roofs to keep them dry and strong.
2. Basement Waterproofing
   Basements are underground and can get damp. Waterproofing the basement walls and floor helps stop water from getting inside, which protects the building and keeps the basement usable.
3. Bathroom Waterproofing
   Bathrooms have a lot of water, especially from showers. Waterproofing in bathrooms stops water from leaking into other parts of the building.

Balcony and Terrace Waterproofing
Balconies and terraces are open to the rain and sun, which can cause cracks. Waterproofing these areas prevents water from leaking into the house from outside.