General Construction Foundation
Specified Worldwide for Foundation Waterproofing and Repair
Construction professionals know that the structural integrity of a foundation can be seriously compromised by hydrostatic pressure and leakages from groundwater. Cracking and joint failure from inadequate waterproofing leads to concrete deterioration and a downward spiral of water infiltration that could affect health and safety from mould and eventually compromise the structure of the building.
The non-toxic bonding technology perfected by Xypex resists water leakage even under extreme hydrostatic pressure. That’s why Xypex Crystalline Technology is often specified for foundation waterproofing based on its extensive track record of protection and repair in thousands of structures worldwide.
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Marie-Victorin Park Multisport Complex
The City of Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville undertook construction of a new multi-sport complex at Marie-Victorin Park to meet growing community demand for modern recreational facilities.

Habitations de la Gare
The City of Mirabel undertook the Habitations de la Gare project as part of a municipal initiative to deliver social and affordable housing. The project includes the construction of multi residential concrete structures designed to support long term occupancy and community use.

Vanier Park Pool and Service Building
The Ville de Brossard undertook the replacement of the outdoor swimming pool and service building at Vanier Park as part of ongoing investments in public recreational infrastructure.

Gladstone Village Phase 1
The City of Ottawa undertook Gladstone Village Phase 1 as part of a large scale urban residential development. The project includes reinforced concrete structures supporting multi residential buildings, including apartments and condominiums designed for long term occupancy.

Bassin-à-Bois Park Pavilion
The City of Montréal undertook construction of the Bassin-à-Bois Park Pavilion as part of the redevelopment of Parc du Bassin-à-Bois and Place des Arrimeurs along the Lachine Canal.
