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Have we all been living in a crisis for almost 10 weeks now?  I think it’s important we take a moment to reflect on the sheer scale and enormity of what we have and are going through.  Tragedies have spread from family to family, livelihoods have stalled, some of us have not been able to see loved ones and the lack of interaction has certainly been felt in Delta HQ and by our remote working teams.  The term ‘unprecedented’ is by no means understated here, let us hope we never experience this again in our live time or that of our children.

It is very much business as usual for Delta during these unprecedented of times.

Our teams have been on hand to provide guidance and support throughout the crisis and will remain so, whether online or in accordance with social distancing and HSE guidelines.

We, as with everyone else across the nation were posed for Sunday’s Prime Minster announcement on unveiling ‘conditional plans’ to reopen society.

For anyone in a non-technical sense to fully appreciate the nature and risks associated with water ingress in below ground structures, we invite you to read this paper to gain an understanding of substructure waterproofing and the importance of remedial action.   Potential consequences of active leaks are numerous, from cost for remedial works to reduction in building life cycle.

As we enter another week of the crazy-coronavirus crisis, amid lockdown, quarantines and cancellations, it’s always encouraging to see so many positive messages and witnessing the very best in humanity.

We want to do everything we can to support our employees, customers, team members and the communities we serve.  We have opted to carry on as close to business “as normal” as possible to ensure supply chains are unaffected and to ensure we are supporting all customers whilst doing our part for the economy.