Liquid-applied membranes are waterproofing materials that are applied in a liquid form and cure to form a seamless, flexible barrier. They are commonly used in construction to protect surfaces from water damage, making them ideal for roofs, foundations, and balconies. These membranes can adapt to various shapes and sizes, ensuring complete coverage without seams that could lead to leaks. Once applied, liquid-applied membranes bond to the substrate, creating a durable layer that can withstand environmental stressors. They are often made from materials like polyurethane or polyurea, which provide excellent adhesion and resistance to chemicals. Their ease of application and effectiveness make them a popular choice in both commercial and residential projects.