Deluxe Waterproofing and Caulking Inc.

A water intrusion investigation is a structured process for finding exactly where water is getting into a building, how it’s traveling, and why the building is failing there. Instead of guessing and patching the spot where the stain shows up, it traces the water back to its source so the repair actually stops the leak.

For commercial buildings and condos with recurring or hard-to-find leaks, it’s usually the fastest way to stop paying for repairs that don’t work.

When You Need One

What a Water Intrusion Investigation Includes

Common Sources Investigations Find

Why It Saves Money

Water rarely shows up where it gets in. It runs along framing, slabs, and inside walls before it appears as a stain. Repairs aimed at the stain miss the source, so the leak comes back and the damage keeps spreading behind the finishes. Finding the actual entry point first means you pay for the right repair once.

How Deluxe Waterproofing Helps

Deluxe Waterproofing investigates and repairs water intrusion on commercial buildings, condos, and homes across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. After more than 80 years of fixing South Florida leaks, we trace water to its source, document what we find, and repair it with waterproofing and caulking, roofing, or concrete restoration. Call (888) 553-3589.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a water intrusion investigation take?
It depends on the building and how many leak areas there are. Simple leaks can be traced quickly, while large buildings with several problem areas take longer.

Is water testing destructive?
No. Controlled water testing just sprays or ponds water on a specific area to reproduce the leak. Openings, when needed, are small and targeted.

What’s the difference between a water intrusion investigation and a leak repair?
The investigation finds and confirms the source. The repair fixes it. Skipping the investigation is how leaks get patched in the wrong place.

Can an investigation help with an insurance claim?
The documentation, photos, and findings can support a claim or a dispute, since they show where the water came from and what it damaged.

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