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Terrace leaking in a street house: Identify the causes, act correctly
A leaky terrace in a street house is often first recognized by traces of moisture in connection areas.
In the Straßehaus area and the adjacent areas of Waldbreitbach and Rheinbreitbach, the focus is on early clarification of a leaky terrace and structured root cause investigation.
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Goal
Clarify the cause, limit consequential damage, and renovate permanently
Short answer: In the case of a leaky terrace in a street house, the technical cause investigation is the quickest way to a long-lasting solution.
Typical warning signs
- Moisture spots at the transition to the facade
- Slippery, permanently damp surfaces
- Chipping in edge zones and edge areas
- Water penetrates into adjacent components
Immediate measures
- Locate and document the moisture area
- Limit use as much as possible until the test
- Have connection details and drainage checked on site
- Coordinate renovation strategy with a clean sequence
Important: The earlier the technical inspection starts, the easier it is to limit consequential damage to the street house.
Common causes
- Weak points at wall and door connections
- Unclear transitions between existing materials
- Unfavorable water flow due to insufficient gradient
- Worn wear layers with open surface
The combination of damage pattern, subsurface and detailed structure counts for the concrete solution in the street house.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the entire terrace always have to be rebuilt?
Not always. This depends on the damage and the condition of the existing layers.
How do I recognize an urgent need for action?
If moisture moves into adjacent areas or water is standing permanently, it should be checked promptly.
Can the renovation be visually enhanced?
Yes, depending on the system, functional and design improvements can be combined.