Balcony Rehabilitation, Waterproofing and Masonry Repairs for CAPREIT in Brampton

A mid-rise apartment building in Brampton, for CAPREIT: balcony concrete repairs, waterproofing membranes on the balcony decks, foundation waterproofing and masonry rebuilt at corroded shelf angles. Completed in 2025.

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A long balcony deck newly covered with dark waterproofing membrane, with membrane rolls along it

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Balcony Rehabilitation, Brampton: the facts

Client: CAPREIT
Building: Mid-rise apartment building
City: Brampton
Work: Balcony rehabilitation, waterproofing and masonry repairs
Completed: 2025

The work

Our crews repaired the balcony slabs and waterproofed the decks with a torch-applied membrane, finished with new metal flashing.

Along the building, the foundation walls were excavated, sealed with a liquid membrane and drainage board, and backfilled.

Where the steel shelf angles had corroded, our crews took the brick down, rebuilt it, and repointed the columns and the base course around it. A shelf angle is the steel ledge that carries the brick at each floor; repointing replaces failed mortar.

How the job ran

Residents stayed in the building throughout. The work went section by section, and the whole job, excavation included, was finished within one construction season.

How masonry work runs

Localized masonry repairs take weeks and full walls take months. Crews reach walls by boom lift or swing stage, or from the ground on low walls.

Exterior balcony and masonry work runs from spring to fall.

Before and after

01A brick column
Brickwork cut away around a column, exposing the concrete behind it
The rebuilt brick column
02The base of a wall
Crumbled bricks at the base of a wall along a balcony walkway
The same base course, repointed