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Facade refurbishment is similar to a facelift for a building. Refurbishing elements such as doors, windows, balustrades, rendering and the overall condition of a building can significantly improve its aesthetic appeal and market value.
Like aged skin, it becomes necessary for ageing and heritage listed sites to receive love and care through facade refurbishment. A complete overhaul or simple upgrade of certain features will ensure the building will withstand weathering and maintain a high quality appearance.
External damage to a facade, such as water ingress, leads to devastating effects on concrete, tiling and steel support structures. When moisture mixes with high levels of carbon dioxide and sulphates in the atmosphere, rust is encouraged to form and spread to cause corrosive damage. Excess exposure to moisture causes tiles to lift and rendering to crack, as well as contributing numerous structural problems. There are many indicators that a building’s facade needs refurbishment, with these common signs to look out for:
Unfortunately, many buildings suffer the extensive damage from water ingress or simply from poor maintenance. External damage from accidents and weathered materials commonly causes balconies, windows, cladding and render to quickly deplete in strength and quality.
Our team is highly trained and focused on providing successful results in facade refurbishment. We offer appropriate waterproofing solutions that repel moisture from the get-go and ensure water won’t penetrate into support structures and surfaces. Creating a customised solution for each client’s needs, we also offer extensive services in upgrading the aesthetic and structural quality of a building’s facade.
Our services include:
The experienced team at Rod Finlayson Remedial Building have been trusted with facade refurbishments for over 30 years. We pride ourselves on delivering our clients with high quality workmanship and professional service when refurbishing prominent buildings, both old and new.
