Euras works alongside the appointed consultant or contractor. We help assess the injection approach and provide the specialist assistance agreed for the works.
EURAS TECHNOLOGY ↗The facility manager, consultant or contractor shares the leak location, structure type, access constraints and previous repair history. Contact Euras even if the wider team is still being assembled.
Euras discusses product suitability with the appointed team, using the available records and any site assessment agreed for the project. The team identifies what still needs investigation and who is responsible for it.
The appointed contractor leads the works. Euras provides the agreed specialist contribution; our team can assist with the injection scope where the project requires it. Application must be carried out by Euras Technology-approved contractors.
The appointed team verifies water tightness against the project’s acceptance requirements. Records, handover information and any follow-up or guarantee arrangements are agreed within the project scope.
You do not need a complete technical brief to start a conversation. Share the information you have and identify anything that is still uncertain.
Arrange a project discussion ↗Location, building or infrastructure type, and where the leak appears.
When it occurs, whether it changes with rainfall or use, and photographs of the affected area.
Repairs already attempted, available drawings and investigation reports.
Access, occupied areas, operating restrictions and the consultant or contractor already involved.
Shares the issue, site history and operating constraints, and appoints the appropriate project team.
Addresses investigation, design requirements and any structural assessment within their appointment.
Leads the overall works, coordinates the site and delivers the agreed scope.
Contributes product knowledge and the agreed specialist injection support. Team assistance can be discussed where the location, severity or complexity requires it.
The project appointment defines the actual responsibilities, acceptance criteria and any guarantees.
Yes. Tell us what is happening and where you are in the process. You can begin the discussion before the wider project team is assembled.
Yes. Euras can discuss the injection scope with your appointed contractor, including suitability, preparation and the specialist assistance required. Application must be performed by Euras Technology-approved contractors.
The available information is reviewed to identify the questions that need answering. Further investigation or a site assessment may be needed before an application approach can be agreed; the scope of that work is discussed with the project team.
The need for a visit depends on the information available and the conditions of the structure. Photographs and records can help start the discussion, but do not replace any site assessment needed to plan the works.
The appointed team agrees how water tightness will be verified and what records are required. Any guarantee, its provider and its scope must be agreed for the individual project.
No. Injection waterproofing and structural repair are separate scopes. Structural assessment or strengthening requirements remain part of the project design.