Bridge, mechanical, and building joints assessed, repaired, waterproofed, or replaced, from the first site survey to installation.
Tell us about your site and our team will get back to you.
Free quotes and advice.
Concrete and steel expand and contract with temperature, load, and shrinkage. An expansion joint gives that movement somewhere to go, so stress does not build up and crack the slab. When joints dry out, leak, or break, the structure starts taking the movement instead.
We assess the structure, diagnose the problem, and recommend a joint system and budget that suits it. Damaged joints can often be repaired with Hypalon bandage systems bonded with high-performance epoxy, rather than replaced.
Impregnated open-cell foam, or pre-compressed closed-cell foam finished with a silicone sealant.
Best for: Walls, facades, and building junctions
Cellular or neoprene seals for movement under about 2.5 inches (around 60 mm).
Best for: Slabs, car parks, and podiums
Thermoplastic seals that work like compression seals, with wings for secure attachment.
Best for: Low-profile, secure seals
Heavy-duty assemblies for traffic. We installed the Granor system on the M5.
Best for: Roads, ramps, and bridge decks
Designed for shrinkage, load, and temperature movement, so traffic crosses smoothly between bridge sections.
Best for: Bridges and overpasses
A flexible bandage sealed with high-performance epoxy over a damaged joint.
Best for: Leaking joints that do not need replacement
Our free quotes and advice help you work out the right first steps for your site.
Practical solutions tailored to your site, scope, and budget, balancing quality, programme, and cost.
We explain why we are proposing a product and method, and we listen to what you know about the site.
Your appointed project manager keeps in touch throughout, so you know what work is happening.
Failed expansion joints assessed and removed, then replaced with joint types matched to the movement in each area.
A faulty mechanical expansion joint in an asphalt road replaced with the Granor system and sealed with silicone.
A long-running leak traced with concrete x-ray and water testing to an old escalator void, then fixed with a combi joint, grout, and a polyurea membrane.
Expansion plates lifted, a protective membrane applied underneath, and the plates reinstalled.
Joint remediation on two bio-reactors: new joint sealing systems, high-pressure epoxy crack injection, and water plugs to stop live leaks.
Crack injection, structural concrete repair, joint sealing, and waterproofing on failed walls and movement joints.
AWS Services was founded in 2000 by Director Carlos Abreu, who still manages operations today. Every project is backed by a team with experience across the civil, construction, and remedial sectors.
Remedial, civil, coatings, and construction capability under one contractor.
Experience gained across many sectors of the construction industry.
Practical solutions scoped to your site and budget, without compromising on safety or quality.
Head office in Mitcham, Melbourne, and a dedicated Head of Sales for Western Australia.
Leaks, noise when vehicles cross, broken nosings, dried-out or missing seals, and cracking in the slab nearby.
With a reinforced flashing fully adhered to both the horizontal and vertical surfaces, extending at least 100 mm up the vertical face, and sealant over an approved backer rod on vertical surfaces.
It depends on local weather, traffic, the type of structure, and its age. Regular sealing keeps out water, dirt, and debris.
Roads, bridges, car parks, paving, foundations, walls, roofs, and the junctions between separate structures, lift shafts, and stairwells.
Talk to our team about your site, scope, and timeframe.
