Waterproofing
Get the membrane on, cured and signed before it's buried.
Waterproofing is invisible once it's covered, so the whole job rides on the sequence: substrate ready, coats applied with real cure between them, inspection passed before the tiler or screeder moves in. SiteLive books each coat and its cure, and locks the cover-up trades out until the sign-off lands.
What you get
- First and second coats booked with the cure window between them
- Inspection and flood-test sign-offs captured per wet area
- Cover-up trades blocked until the membrane passes
- Substrate-ready checks linked to the trade ahead
- Crew lookahead so applicators aren't idle on green screed
- Invited subbie applicators confirm their slots for free
How it works
- 1Book coats with cure
Each coat is a slot and the cure time between coats is respected, not squeezed by a rushed program.
- 2Protect the sign-off
Link tiling and screed to the inspection sign-off so nobody buries a membrane that hasn't passed.
- 3Capture the evidence
Flood tests and inspections are recorded against the area with photos and time stamps for handover.
FAQ
How does it protect cure times?
Coats are booked as separate stages with the cure window between them, so the program can't quietly collapse two coats into one day.
Can we stop early cover-up?
Yes. Link the cover-up trades to the inspection sign-off; if they try to start first, the clash is flagged.
Where do flood-test records live?
They're captured against the wet area and flow into the site records as defensible evidence.
Do subbie applicators pay?
No. Invited subbies confirm free; one flat price per site.
SiteLive for your trade
Card required. Cancel before day 7 and pay nothing. Invited subbies confirm for free.