Hyperdesmo System
PU ROOF WATERPROOFING
Full Roof Waterproofing in Lebanon — Preparation to Final Seal, with a 10-Year Execution Warranty
PU ROOF WATERPROOFING
Full Roof Waterproofing in Lebanon — Preparation to Final Seal, with a 10-Year Execution Warranty
We offer full-service polyurethane (PU) roof waterproofing in Lebanon, from preparation to final execution. We use the Hyperdesmo PU system, applied by our own team, and back every job with a 10-year execution warranty. That covers everything: raising water tanks and disassembling plumbing pipes, clearing the roof of dust and debris, sanding the surface, self-leveling where needed, filling cracks, forming concrete “ka3ket” (corner fillets) at every wall and parapet junction, priming, and applying three coats of PU until the roof is fully sealed against water seepage. Request a free quotation, just a phone call away.
Polyurethane is a synthetic waterproofing membrane widely used across Lebanon because it performs well through the country’s mix of heavy winter rain, summer heat, and coastal humidity. Applied correctly, a PU membrane forms one continuous, seamless, elastic layer over the entire roof, with no joints for water to find its way through.
PU withstands high winds, heavy rain, and the extreme summer heat typical of a Lebanese roof, without cracking or breaking down over time.
As an insulating layer, PU helps keep the space below cooler in summer and warmer in winter, lowering AC and heating costs.
PU is naturally resistant to water and will not rot, decay, or break down when exposed to standing water or humidity.
Once applied, a PU roof needs very little upkeep — no repeated patching or re-sealing season after season.
PU is a non-toxic material that does not emit harmful fumes or gases, making it a safe choice for residential and commercial roofs alike.
Applied as a liquid, PU cures into one continuous membrane that follows every corner, pipe, and edge of the roof — no seams to fail.
A professional PU job depends on the preparation as much as the product. Here is exactly how we execute every roof.
We disassemble and raise any pipes and water tanks sitting on the roof, so the entire surface underneath can be treated.
We clear the roof of dust and debris, sand down the surface, and pour a self-leveling layer where the slab needs it before waterproofing.
We fill every crack and build up “ka3ket” — concrete corner fillets — at every wall, parapet, and pipe junction, so the PU membrane has a smooth curve to seal instead of a sharp right angle.
We apply the Hyperdesmo primer, then three coats of PU with a 24-hour wait between each coat, for a fully sealed, water-tight roof.
Why the corners matter: most roof leaks in Lebanon start at sharp 90-degree corners, pipe bases, and wall junctions — not the flat surface. Forming a proper concrete “ka3ket” at every one of these points before applying PU is what makes the difference between a roof that stays dry and one that leaks again within a year.
We apply the Hyperdesmo polyurethane system, a proven product line built for demanding roof and terrace waterproofing.
Every roof we waterproof is backed by a 10-year warranty on our execution, not just the product.
From disassembling plumbing to the final coat, one team handles the entire job — no subcontractors passing the work around.
We don’t skip the ka3ket. Proper corner and junction detailing is standard on every roof we do, not an upsell.
PU (polyurethane) waterproofing is a liquid-applied membrane that cures into a single, seamless, elastic layer over the roof, sealing it against water seepage without joints or seams.
Water tanks, pipes, and plumbing fixtures sit directly on the roof surface in most Lebanese homes. We raise and disassemble them first so the PU membrane can cover the entire slab underneath, including the areas they were blocking.
Ka3ket refers to a concrete corner fillet we build at every wall junction, parapet, and pipe base. It replaces a sharp 90-degree angle with a smooth curve, which is where PU membranes hold up best. Most roof leaks start exactly at these corners, so this step is never skipped.
When the existing slab has an uneven surface or pooling low points, we pour a self-leveling layer before priming, so water drains properly instead of sitting on the roof.
After priming, we apply three coats of PU, with a 24-hour wait between each coat to allow proper curing. Combined with the preparation work, a typical roof takes about a week from start to finish.
We offer a 10-year execution warranty, covering our workmanship on the full job, not just the product itself.
We use the Hyperdesmo polyurethane system, applied by our own trained team from preparation through the final coat.