Establishment Solutions

21/02/2018

Polish and preserver for wooden panelling, doors,windows etc
Preserves your wood up to 15 years with shinny glossy look.....

25/10/2017

05/09/2017

Waterproofing and chemical plaster in progress..

11/04/2017

Protective coatings on garden landscape stones...
Lush shinny look after completion

10/01/2016

Brick protector , glossy look !
anti leakage and anti seepage treatment.
10 to 15 years life

09/10/2015

Water proofing flex for kaphrails and tin roof -

18/09/2015

Expansion joint treatment
Joint roof wall of adjacent home to stop water leakage.

13/09/2015

ROOF INSULATION
Extreme weather, isn’t it? The sun is pretty angry at us and rampant power outages aren’t really helping. Keeping in mind this unfortunate set of circumstances, we thought we should share with you all some highly useful information about insulating your home, which might help you lower temperatures, particularly on top floors.

Although buildings are insulated for a variety of reasons such as fire safety, sound-proofing and vibration cancellation, this post will focus solely on insulation meant to keep out the heat in hot climates such as ours.

The concept of insulation seems to be somehow alien to the country and, consequently, the vast majority of homes are unprotected from the sun’s wrath come summer time. So, how much does it cost to insulate your home and what types of materials are generally used in the insulation process? Let’s find out, shall we?

Spray Polyurethane Insulation

Spray Polyurethane Insulation is the best form of insulation available in Pakistan. In fact, polyurethane is the material used to insulate deep freezers and refrigerators, so it’s pretty good at keeping temperatures hot or cold per the user’s requirements. In Pakistan various companies use a technique to insulate roofs using polyurethane sprayed in the liquid form, which then dries up and turns into solid insulation material.

Polystyrene Insulation

Polystyrene Insulation, also referred to as ‘thermopore’ insulation in Pakistan, is another type of insulation used to keep houses cool in the summer and warm in the winter. However, the extruded form of polystyrene with no pores is a better option for insulation. The preferred time for installation of polystyrene sheets is during the construction of the house, where the sheets are placed within the walls and topped with cement or concrete. However, if you missed out on installing the sheets during the construction process, you can still add polystyrene sheets and top them with a layer of concrete or cement later. This, however, is likely to be a costly process.

Rates

The average rate of the polystyrene insulation is Rs 50 per ft2 if the thickness of the sheet is kept at one inch. Again, the rate would vary if you increased or decreased the thickness of the sheets to be installed.



Benefits of insulation

The most obvious benefit of insulating a building is that keeps it cool during summer and warm during winter. This translates into great savings on energy costs, which go down as you use air-conditioning and heating appliances less and less. Last but definitely not the least, another great benefit of insulation is that it keeps the building safe from water seepage to a great extent.

23/07/2015

Water proofing of negative walls

15/04/2015

EXPANSION JOINT TREATMENT
Stops water to pe*****te in building directly.

15/04/2015

TOP ROOF HEAT PROOFING
Control 8 to 10 degree c/grade heat , no AC no bill tension.

18/12/2014

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