Waterproof concrete is made to ensure required tightness, exceeding the tightness of normal concrete technologies. Waterproof concrete is utilized mainly in water constructions or on elements located below the water surface, water reservoirs and constructions especially exposed to water influence. There are specified a few levels of concrete watertightness: W2, W4, W6, W8, W10. The number means the water column pressure in MPa reacting on a 15-cm thick concrete sample. While manufacturing waterproof concrete, it is very important to ensure complete tightness, taking into account shrinkage cracks as well. In the process of concrete ripening, due to a quick loss of water and emitting heat of hydration, shrinkage micro cracks appear on the concrete. To prevent appearance of shrinkage cracks, concrete maintenance should be strictly obeyed. For waterproof concrete 14-day-long period of maintenance is recommended. After the time, shrinking will not cause crack creation, as concrete durability for cracking will be sufficient to transfer stress caused by technological strains.