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Ground tank waterproofing in Muraytibah

In Muraytibah, ground tanks face pressure from damp soil and internal water. Al Raya waterproofs the base and walls together to stop leaks and seepage.

What the service includes

What ground tank waterproofing includes

  • Checking the tank walls, base and cold joints for cracks and weak points
  • Cleaning and preparing the internal surface before any treatment or material is applied
  • Sealing fine cracks and the cold joint between the wall and the base before waterproofing
  • Treating the internal walls with a lining that can carry the pressure of stored water
  • Treating the base and the transition zone between wall and base as a single unit
  • Assessing the external wall condition where damp soil pressure is a factor in the leak
How we work

How the work goes

  1. 1

    Tell us what you notice

    Call or message us on WhatsApp and tell us where the leak shows in the tank and whether you notice damp in the surrounding soil or a drop in the water level.

  2. 2

    Inspecting the tank and walls

    The job starts with checking the walls, the base and the cold joints for cracks and weak points before any lining is applied.

  3. 3

    Preparing the surface

    Surface preparation includes cleaning the walls and sealing cracks and any gap in the joints, because a lining is only as good as the surface it goes onto.

  4. 4

    Applying the waterproofing

    The walls and base are treated as one unit, with particular attention to the cold joint zone between the wall and the base as it is the area most exposed to leaks.

Why Al Raya

What makes this treatment reliable

  • We treat the base and walls as one unit
  • We seal cold joints before waterproofing
  • We choose a material suited to soil pressure
  • We take your request by phone call or WhatsApp message
  • Reach us by call or WhatsApp
About the area

The service in Muraytibah

In a settlement like Muraytibah, ground tanks are common in homes and fields, and often suffer from rising damp from soil and pressure from stored water. Work begins with a thorough check of the base, all four walls and corners to find the leak source and cracks. Surfaces are cleaned of deposits and salts, then layers of bitumen, epoxy and foam are applied to create a complete water barrier. The problem is that pressure comes from all sides, so treating one wall is not enough.

Muraytibah is a small settlement in Al-Ahsa governorate in the Eastern Province, close to Sudah, Al Ghuwaybah and At Taraf.

Salts in the soil enter a ground tank through small cracks and cause concrete breakdown over time.

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Our work

Our portfolio

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  • A roof covered in white insulation with air conditioners and buildings around it
Reviews

What our customers say

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    شكرا على التواصل السريع

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Questions

Questions about Ground tank waterproofing in Muraytibah

A ground tank carries the pressure of damp soil on its outer walls, which an overhead tank does not. So the walls need a treatment that can handle that additional pressure, and the cold joint between the wall and the base is more prone to cracking under these conditions.

The base receives the pressure of the stored water from above and that of damp or groundwater from below. The cold joint between the base pour and the wall pour is usually the first place a leak appears, because that joint is weaker than solid homogeneous concrete.

An internal lining protects water from escaping and treats the wall surface from inside. But if damp soil pressure is pushing water from outside in, the wall may also need external treatment. What suits each tank depends on the actual condition and position of the leak.

A fine crack in concrete does not let water through freely at first, but it widens with repeated filling and emptying as the concrete expands and contracts. When the crack reaches enough depth it becomes a direct path for water. That is why cracks are treated before the waterproofing layer, not after.

Tell us whether the tank is fully buried, partly buried or at ground level, where the leak shows such as the walls, the base or the cold joint between them, and whether you notice damp in the surrounding soil or a drop in the water level inside. These details help us identify the right treatment.

If the damp is around the tank base or directly below it, and not spread throughout the house, the source is the tank. The check determines if the leak is from the base or walls, and treatment varies slightly depending on the location.

The team starts with a thorough check, then cleans the surface of salt and mud, and applies protection layers gradually. The work takes time depending on tank size and damage depth, and the team will explain the steps at the first visit.

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