Who we work for
Atlanta Waterproofing & Protective System works across housing societies, developers, contractors, hotels, hospitals, industrial plants, warehouses, institutions, corporates and government bodies. The waterproofing overlaps heavily between them. The constraints — access, phasing, documentation, approvals, occupancy — do not, and those are what decide whether a project runs well.
Sixteen kinds of client
Co-operative Housing Societies
A chairman, secretary or managing committee member of a registered co-operative housing society, usually acting on repeated leakage complaints from top-floor and top-corner flats after the last monsoon.
4 constraints · 6 systems
Developers
A project manager, site engineer or procurement lead at a residential or commercial developer, appointing a waterproofing specialist against a drawing and a specification.
4 constraints · 7 systems
Residential Buildings
A flat owner, landlord or building manager dealing with damp, leakage or falling plaster in an apartment building.
3 constraints · 5 systems
Industrial Factories
A plant head, maintenance manager or projects engineer responsible for factory buildings, floors, bunds and roofs.
4 constraints · 7 systems
Hotels & Hospitality
A general manager, chief engineer or projects head at a hotel or resort.
4 constraints · 6 systems
Hospitals & Healthcare
A facilities or biomedical engineering head, infection-control lead, or projects manager at a hospital.
4 constraints · 6 systems
Corporate Offices
A facilities manager, admin head or workplace lead responsible for an office floor plate or a whole commercial building.
4 constraints · 6 systems
Villas & Independent Houses
A villa or bungalow owner, or the architect or contractor acting for one, usually during construction or a refurbishment.
3 constraints · 6 systems
Warehouses
A warehouse owner, 3PL operator or facilities manager responsible for stored goods and the building that protects them.
3 constraints · 5 systems
Government Bodies
An executive engineer, project officer or procurement official at a municipal body, public authority or PSU.
4 constraints · 7 systems
Schools, Colleges & Institutions
An administrator, estate manager or trustee responsible for a school, college, hostel or institutional campus.
4 constraints · 6 systems
Process Plants
A projects or maintenance engineer at a chemical, pharmaceutical, food or utilities plant.
4 constraints · 6 systems
Main Contractors
A project manager, planning engineer or procurement lead at a main contracting firm packaging out waterproofing.
4 constraints · 7 systems
PMC Firms
A PMC lead, resident engineer or quality manager certifying waterproofing works on a client's behalf.
4 constraints · 6 systems
Architects
An architect or design team member specifying waterproofing for a project.
4 constraints · 7 systems
Structural Consultants
A structural engineer or repair consultant who has carried out an audit and needs the specified remediation executed properly.
4 constraints · 6 systems
Four kinds of project
Old Buildings
An owner, society or trustee responsible for a building twenty-five years or older showing systemic distress.
4 constraints · 7 systems
Restoration Projects
An owner, trust, architect or authority responsible for a heritage or character building requiring sensitive repair.
4 constraints · 6 systems
Redevelopment Projects
A society redevelopment committee member, developer or PMC involved in a redevelopment scheme.
4 constraints · 7 systems
Podiums
A developer, contractor, PMC or society dealing with a podium deck, either at construction stage or after it has started leaking.
4 constraints · 6 systems
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An engineer visits, finds the actual source, and tells you what the building needs and why. You get a clear scope before any money is discussed.
Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00 · Sat 09:00–16:00 · Jogeshwari West