The Roof Waits For The Break
Campus roofs leak on the academic calendar — the works must fit the schedule students set, not the other way around.
Education buildings get leak reports at exam time, not at convenient times. The sector protocol inverts: make-safe containment within days of the report, then the full diagnostic + treatment scope scheduled into the next window (winter break, spring half-term, summer). Crews are roof-corridor restricted; the plant bases, MLFs and parapet junctions of a typical 4-floor block are treated by the same methods documented in the projects roster.
Schools FAQs
Urgent leaks are made safe immediately (catchment/blobs/sealed runs), with the full scope scheduled to the next break — see the make-safe-first logic described on the support page.
The survey quantifies the whole roof; scope cards are broken into day-sized packets and stacked into the available window (winter break, exam gap, summer). Each packet is verified before the next opens — the same discipline as live-site phasing, tuned to the academic calendar.
Yes: badged crews, access restricted to roof corridors and service areas, no works above occupied study rooms (side-by-side scheduling with the facility team). Documentation travels in advance to pass campus security.
Al Ain University waterproofing is documented with photos, scope and outcome in the projects hub.
Same mechanism (screed + parapet details), larger plant and MLF complexity: the concrete method is described on this page, plant base treatment on the metal roof page where sheds also exist.
Standard documented 5-year warranty with datasheets/photos/test records — procurement-ready files per the warranty framework. Certifications for pre-qualification are listed here.
Make-Safe Now, Scope This Break
Containment fast, works inside the academic window, warranty trail ready for procurement.
