SemeonidisLTDCONSTRUCTION WATERPROOFING
SPECIALIST CONTRACTOR · CYPRUS

Waterproofing
that starts before
the problem.

Specialist waterproofing execution and technical quality control for property developers and construction companies in Cyprus.

We work alongside construction teams to address critical waterproofing details during the building process — from substrate preparation to junctions, penetrations and concealed waterproofing systems.

EXECUTIONCOORDINATIONACCOUNTABILITY
Building exterior and access equipment from SemeonidisLTD site footage
ON SITE / BUILDING ENVELOPEFrom our project footage
01 / ROOF INTERFACES
02 / TERRACE JUNCTIONS
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01THE COST OF GETTING WATERPROOFING WRONG

The most expensive waterproofing problems often begin long before handover.

A leaking roof. A wet wall behind a bathroom. Dampness at ground-floor level.

Water ingress discovered after a building has been handed over can result in disruptive investigations, opening finished surfaces, repeated repair works and disputes over responsibility.

Identifying the source can require access to concealed construction details and coordination between multiple contractors. For developers, this can consume engineering resources and complicate the management of defects during the warranty period.

Prevention begins with correct execution, clear responsibility and documentation before the work is concealed.

Cracked and damaged wall finish beside an internal staircase
01 / VISIBLE MOISTURE DAMAGE
02 / ACCESS TO CONCEALED DETAILS
03 / ROOF OPENING — WATER BENEATH THE COVERING
01

Concealed Defects

Waterproofing details that become inaccessible after screeds, tiles or finishes are installed.

02

Repeated Remedial Work

Opening completed surfaces to investigate and repair moisture ingress.

03

Post-Handover Disputes

Complex responsibility questions when multiple construction trades are involved.

02INVOLVEMENT DURING CONSTRUCTION

Bring waterproofing expertise into the project before critical details are closed.

SemeonidisLTD provides specialist waterproofing works as part of the construction process, coordinating execution with the project team and paying particular attention to areas where waterproofing continuity is essential.

Your site team has a whole development to deliver. We take on the agreed waterproofing scope and coordinate the details directly with your engineer.

01

Technical Review

Review the relevant construction details, waterproofing requirements, substrate conditions and interfaces with adjacent trades.

Agree scope, access and critical interfaces.
02

Substrate & Detail Preparation

Prepare surfaces and critical areas in accordance with the selected system requirements, including junctions, corners, penetrations and movement joints.

Check the substrate before application.
03

Waterproofing Execution

Install the agreed waterproofing systems with attention to material compatibility, application conditions, continuity and manufacturer instructions.

Follow the selected system and sequence.
04

Inspection & Documentation

Document key installation stages, particularly concealed details, and coordinate relevant checks with the project’s responsible engineer before subsequent works proceed.

Record the work before it is covered.
Operative preparing a floor surface with a power tool
SUBSTRATE PREPARATION
Injection hose connected at the base of an exposed wall
INJECTION POINTS
Operative carrying out injection work at an internal junction
CONTROLLED EXECUTION

Technical checks relate to our agreed scope of work. Independent supervision or certification of other contractors’ work is not implied.

03AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Waterproofing solutions for
critical building elements.

Project conditions determine the system.
Critical interfaces determine the detail.

Roof surface and upstands around a rooftop installation01 / TECHNICAL SCOPE

Roofs & Roof Terraces

Waterproofing systems for exposed roofs, roof terraces, upstands, parapets and associated drainage details.

Upstands · outlets · continuity
Waterproofing tape fitted to an internal corner and floor junction02 / TECHNICAL SCOPE

Balconies & External Terraces

Waterproofing beneath external finishes, with attention to junctions, thresholds, drainage and movement joints.

Thresholds · drainage · movement
Injection points along a wall-to-floor interface03 / TECHNICAL SCOPE

Foundations & Ground-Level Structures

Moisture protection and waterproofing works involving foundations, ground-contact structures and critical wall-to-slab interfaces.

Ground contact · wall-to-slab interfaces
Operative applying waterproofing to a bathroom wall04 / TECHNICAL SCOPE

Bathrooms & Wet Areas

Waterproofing beneath finishes, including corners, wall-to-floor junctions, shower areas and service penetrations.

Corners · penetrations · continuity
Sealant application along a prepared construction joint05 / TECHNICAL SCOPE

Construction Joints & Penetrations

Treatment of critical interfaces, pipe penetrations, joints and changes in construction geometry using appropriate system details.

Joints · interfaces · system detailing
Injection connector at a prepared point in a concrete surface06 / TECHNICAL SCOPE

Remedial Waterproofing & Injection Systems

Investigation-led repair works, crack injection and localised waterproofing interventions where existing structures exhibit moisture ingress.

Investigation · access · targeted treatment

Site photographs show selected conditions and details from our works. They illustrate the technical scope; one system is not suitable for every application.

05SYSTEM-BASED EXECUTION

The right system.
The right substrate.
The right application.

Reliable waterproofing depends on more than selecting a product. Substrate preparation, compatibility, installation conditions, detailing and compliance with the selected manufacturer’s technical instructions all affect the completed system.

Our work may involve cementitious waterproofing, liquid-applied systems, sealing products and injection technologies, depending on the construction requirements.

Sika waterproofing and construction materials are among the products used in our work.

Injection equipment and material container during site work
EQUIPMENT IN USE / SITE FOOTAGE
01 / SUBSTRATE

Start with the condition of the structure.

Review the exposed surface, access, existing layers and interfaces before agreeing the preparation scope.

02 / APPLICATION

Work to the selected system.

Coordinate preparation, reinforcement or sealing details, application sequence and curing requirements.

03 / INJECTION

Define the purpose of the intervention.

Select the injection approach against the assessed condition and agreed objective. Record the accessible treatment locations and work stages.

06FIELD EXPERIENCE

Real sites.
Real construction details.

See the conditions. Follow the work.
Discuss the scope with our team.

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Opening-up & substrate preparation

Exposing construction layers and preparing access to perimeter details before subsequent works.

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Opening-up, removal of local finishes and preparation around concealed interfaces.

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Interior injection works

Preparation, drilling and injection equipment in use along internal wall and slab interfaces.

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The site film records affected surfaces, preparation and injection operations.

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Terrace interfaces & opening-up

Exposed screed, perimeter upstands, door thresholds and local openings on an external terrace.

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The site film shows substrate conditions and exposed junctions before reinstatement.

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07A SPECIALIST CONSTRUCTION PARTNER

Clear scope. Technical execution.
Documented responsibility.

01

Direct Execution

Waterproofing works carried out by our company within an agreed scope.

02

Coordination with Site Engineers

Technical communication during preparation, execution and before subsequent construction stages.

03

Concealed Works Documentation

Photographic records of relevant installation stages and critical details.

04

Contractual Accountability

Responsibility for the quality of our own completed works under the agreed contract terms.

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