Water tank waterproofing in Al Sahifah, Jeddah

Al Sahifah is an old central district adjoining historic Jeddah, built with repeated apartment floors and shared entrances. Tanks sit on old residential buildings facing humidity from the central location and salt air from the nearby sea. Waterproofing protects water from leaks through porous old walls.

Call now WhatsApp

Interior surfaces fully sealed
Food-safe coating materials
Cracks and gaps filled first
Inspected before handover

Why tank waterproofing protects your water supply

An old central district adjoining historic Jeddah, wedged between Al Balad, Al Ammariyah, Al Kandarah and Al Sabil. Very old urban fabric interleaved with relatively newer apartment buildings. Old Makkah Road runs along one edge and King Abdulaziz Road runs through it. Shops and small businesses operate throughout.

Seal before a leak develops

Old tanks in Al Sahifah leak through porous walls, and waterproofing seals the pores and stops leaks.
Repair an existing slow drip

Humidity and salt from the sea enter the tank. Waterproofing reduces this contamination.
Keep drinking water free of debris

Constant humidity and salt cause fast metal corrosion. Waterproofing protects interior walls.
Reduce maintenance over time

Old tanks in Al Sahifah do not always need replacement. Waterproofing protects and extends their life.

Everything included in the service

Tank drained of water
Walls scrubbed with brush
Surfaces dried before coating
Cracks and gaps sealed
Primer coat brushed on
Waterproofing coat brushed on
Second coat applied over first
Coating inspected before leaving

How the waterproofing job is carried out

Booking and access arrangement
Draining, cleaning, and drying
Sealing and coating
Inspection and handover

What changes about water tank waterproofing in Al Sahifah

Tanks in the old central district need reliable waterproofing. Humidity and salt air from the sea and old construction cause deep cracks fast. For the whole method, see what water tank waterproofing involves.

The first reason
Very old buildings with porous walls seeping moisture

Al Sahifah is dominated by very old buildings with porous walls and damp foundations. Tanks sitting on these buildings leak through walls that are completely porous. Waterproofing seals the pores and stops leaks.
The second reason
Sea humidity and salt corrodes metal tanks rapidly

The district is close to the sea and humidity stays high year round. Metal corrodes fast and tanks lose integrity. Waterproofing protects interior walls from moisture and slows corrosion.
The third reason
Shared buildings, complex ownership and neglected maintenance

Most buildings are split among multiple owners, and the tank may be entirely neglected. No one is responsible for upkeep. Waterproofing protects the water even amid neglect.

The character of Al Sahifah

Apartment district: residential blocks, repeated floors and shared entrances

Old apartment districts mean tanks on shared buildings with porous walls. Ownership is complex and maintenance is neglected. Waterproofing must be strong and reliable to protect water despite neglect and surrounding moisture.

What the tank looks like after

A sealed, smooth interior surface

The coating bonds to the concrete or fibreglass and fills any hairline cracks that were present.

No active leaks or seeping

Gaps that were allowing water to seep through the walls or base are filled and covered.

Food-safe lining throughout

Every applied material is rated safe for contact with drinking water.

What our customers said

«شغلهم ما شاء الله، أنصح الجميع بالتعامل معهم. عن تجربة وثقة.»

Hesham ZayanAugust 2026 · Review on Google Maps

«أفضل شركة تنظيف بالبخار. أسعارهم ممتازة وشغلهم مرة كويس.»

Bashar Al-MushaikhiJuly 2026 · Review on Google Maps

«خدمة ممتازة.»

Abdullah Al-GhamdiAugust 2026 · Review on Google Maps

«ممتازين.»

Muhammad EshraJuly 2026 · Review on Google Maps

Read the reviews on Google

Some of our work

Illustrative photographs. Our own job photographs go here as soon as the client approves them.

Landmarks of Al Sahifah

In Al Sahifah on Old Makkah Road near Bab Sharif and King Abdulaziz Mosque, tanks on old buildings sit under salt humidity pressure. The team reaches the roof via the main street and works carefully in the busy old central district.

Old Makkah Road
King Abdulaziz Road
Khalid ibn Al Walid Street
Bab Sharif
King Abdulaziz Mosque

Nearby districts we cover

Al Yaman Al Bahr Historic Jeddah

Questions worth asking first

Does a tank shared by units in a very old building need stronger waterproofing?

Yes, it may need stronger sealing because walls are more porous. The team inspects the tank first and chooses a waterproofing material matched to the condition.

Will sea humidity damage the waterproofing seal after it cures?

No, waterproofing materials resist high humidity. After curing, they withstand continuous moisture. The seal remains effective for years.

Can an old tank in a very old building be sealed or must it be replaced?

Most old tanks can be sealed. The team inspects the tank to ensure structural soundness. If it is safe, waterproofing protects it for years more.

Does sea salt enter tanks in Al Sahifah from the air or through the water?

Salt enters from air and moisture close to the sea. It settles on the tank and enters through cracks. Waterproofing stops salt from entering.

What should be arranged before the team arrives at a shared old building?

Inform other owners and neighbours of the date. Make sure the team can reach the roof. Clear the roof of items near the tank.

Do tanks in old districts need more frequent inspection after waterproofing?

Periodic inspection may help. The old district and humidity may cause new cracks after years. Regular checks catch any problems early.

How much does water tank waterproofing in Al Sahifah cost?

It is set after we see the job, because the price follows the kind of work, the size of the space, its condition and the time and materials it needs. Send a photo and a short description on WhatsApp and we will give you an estimate before we reach Al Sahifah.