Expert services
Building waterproofing,
moisture and thermal insulation
moisture and thermal insulation
Building waterproofing and well-designed moisture and thermal insulation are crucial for the long-term functionality and value retention of a building. If waterproofing, moisture protection, and thermal insulation are not planned or executed properly, serious consequential damage often occurs, such as moisture penetration, energy loss, mold growth, thermal bridges, or long-term damage to the building fabric.
We examine building waterproofing in areas in contact with the ground, on roof and facade surfaces, as well as at connections, component transitions, and critical detail points. In doing so, we check the planning, material selection, and execution, taking into account the applicable standards, regulations, and technical requirements.
In the area of moisture and thermal insulation, we analyze the relevant building physics relationships. We identify thermal bridges, condensation problems, inadequate insulation measures, and other causes of moisture damage in buildings. With the help of metrological investigations, well-founded damage analyses, and technical evaluations, we provide clarity about the actual damage mechanisms.
We examine building waterproofing in areas in contact with the ground, on roof and facade surfaces, as well as at connections, component transitions, and critical detail points. In doing so, we check the planning, material selection, and execution, taking into account the applicable standards, regulations, and technical requirements.
In the area of moisture and thermal insulation, we analyze the relevant building physics relationships. We identify thermal bridges, condensation problems, inadequate insulation measures, and other causes of moisture damage in buildings. With the help of metrological investigations, well-founded damage analyses, and technical evaluations, we provide clarity about the actual damage mechanisms.
On this basis, we develop practical and economically viable renovation recommendations for the sustainable protection of building fabric. Our goal is to ensure the long-term durability, energy efficiency, and usability of buildings.