August 8th, 2011
Turbo Seal was applied to the concrete slab at various locations at the waste water treatment reservoir at Harrison Hot Springs. In a setting where water leakage was to be avoided at all costs, the polymer-modified gel was used to create a seamless waterproofing membrane.
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July 22nd, 2011
One of the main culprits of below grade water ingress is the planter. Most of the current waterproofing materials become delaminated from the concrete surface, allowing roots that have already penetrated the membrane to grow BEHIND the membrane. The unually deep planters at this downtown highrise were experiencing heavy leaks in the underground parkade due to this exact issue.
The strata wanted a membrane that would self heal and also never delaminate from the concrete. Turbo Seal was trowel applied at 90mil then covered with HDPE to effectively waterproof the planters.
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June 15th, 2011
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March 15th, 2011
Re-Systems Group’s Turbo Seal U injection is the ideal alternative when a complete membrane replacement is prescribed. Although we also recommend a complete overhaul when there are obvious signs of structural problems using our Turbo Seal waterproofing membrane, our injection system is a viable secondary option that FULLY restores the failed membrane.
In this downtown building, Turbo Seal was injected at the plaza level as well as from below in the parkade. All the moisture that was trapped was pushed out and Turbo Seal U created a brand new waterproofing membrane in the areas injected.
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March 1st, 2011
Repairing leaks from rooftop parkades are often very costly and not practical. Using our Turbo Seal U injection system, The Re-Systems Group Canada effectively repaired several leaks at a rooftop parkade in Vancouver South. Located near Marine Drive and Cambie, the owners were faced with breaking up over 20,000 sq ft of concrete topping over their building to get to the failed membrane below. Not only would this have been expensive, the noise and disturbances to the tenants would have been severe. Turbo Seal U was injected in areas to fully restore the damaged roofing membrane in the split slab to stop all water ingress into the businesses below.
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February 26th, 2011
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February 4th, 2011
This 30 year old low rise had several water ingress issues throughout its parkade. A report from a therman imaging company showed areas in which water had breached the failed membrane. Using our Turbo Seal injection system, Re-Systems Canada successfully repaired these areas by forcing out trapped moisture and restoring the waterproofing membrane.
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January 13th, 2011
Many people wonder how Turbo Seal flows when injected and if it truly does create a new waterproofing membrane. Here is a sample split slab where Turbo Seal is injected. The area has been cut out to show the actual flow of Turbo Seal.
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November 1st, 2010
Turbo Seal has been specified as the waterproofing system for this project. The Toronto-York Spadina Subway Extension is a $2.6 billion (CAN) project that will extend the existing subway service 8.6 km (including 6.7 km of bored tunnel). The project will include six stations as well.
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October 1st, 2010
Currently in construction, The Warm Springs Extension project will add 5.4 miles of new transit tunnel as part of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART). Turbo Seal was the choice for waterproofing on this project due to its superior blind side system, responsiveness to substrate vibrations, and long life span, in addtion to being among the greenest product on the market.
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