An ICE client guide explaining substructure waterproofing issues and the risks associated with waterproofing. Basements and other substructures can leak both during and after construction. Once construction is below the water table, groundwater will try and seep through cracks and joints into open spaces. Potential consequences of leaking substructure are numerous but gereally result in costs associated with remedial works and delays to programme in construction and expenditure, and disruption to the building operation after construction. This guide provides information about the methods and processes involved and gives information on how to manage the risks. Published 2009.
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