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The part of rainwater that seeps through the failures of a building's waterproofing element (exterior and interior). This leak can be caused by the following situations:
Water infiltration has the effect of soaking the walls. They are the most serious causes of damp phenomena and can cause mould and significant material damage to the structure and thermal insulation of the building.
30/06/2024
The Syndicate's obligation to maintain the common areas, and more particularly the common portions for restricted use, is a subject that has given rise to much debate since the 1994 reform. This obligation, although clearly defined, has often been a source of conflict and misunderstanding. Directors often find themselves in…...
02/06/2024
Imagine returning home after a heavy rainstorm, only to find water damage in the common portions. This scenario underscores the importance of properly maintained gutters. Gutters are an essential element for your co-ownership building, helping to protect it against climatic hazards. Without gutters, the building is exposed to water infiltration risks…...
11/02/2024
February 11, 2024 - Water infiltrations, often subtle and insidious, can persist for a long time before being detected. They sometimes manifest under very specific weather conditions, and it can take years before a new infiltration occurs, as all the factors came together at that moment for the water to…...
18/04/2022
April 18, 2022 - Since their boom in the 1980s, co-ownership residences have grown increasingly popular. However, with a useful life cycle of about twenty years for many of their components, a notable deterioration of the building envelope has been observed for over a decade. This degradation is often attributable…...