Recladding Service refers to a building’s external components, and it removes previous residential cladding until all of the frameworks are revealed. The process of restoring the external elevation cladding, which is required when the existing cladding becomes hazardous or begins to collapse, is known as recladding. The act of removing all old cladding or exterior materials from home until all of the framings are exposed is known as recladding. It assists in the detection of any potential threats or defacement. Once the cladding has been securely anchored, it is reinstalled on the property. Damage to the framework is inspected, repairs are made as needed, and new cladding is installed. If dampness and leaks are not addressed quickly, they can lead to more serious issues. We may be able to fix just that area of the house rather than a whole reclad Auckland, depending on the size of the damaged section. However, we perform full recladding to replace outdated cladding, which is especially crucial if you plan to sell your property. For a remodel or makeover, full reclads are also a terrific option. Your home will be more weathertight after recladding, preventing future leaks and damage.
There are various types of residential cladding to pick from, so you’ll be able to find one that suits your needs. The most popular forms of cladding are as follows:
- Weatherboards are a sort of cladding that is often used to cover around the outside of the structure in order to make it more appealing while also protecting it.
- Timber Cladding is becoming increasingly popular because of its attractiveness for usage on building exteriors.
- A thin covering of stone or imitated stone is used to conceal a foundation such as concrete or steel in the stone cladding.
- Vinyl cladding is a type of cladding created by combining PVC (polyvinyl chloride) with other materials.
- Sand, cement, and cellulose fibres are used to make fibre cement cladding.
- External foam cladding is cladding composed of a foam material like epoxy resins.
- Metal cladding is a kind of cladding formed of metals such as steel or aluminium.
- Concrete cladding is a type of cladding that can be used on both the inside and outside of a structure.
Is there cladding on every structure?
No, cladding isn’t used on every structure as per government guidelines. It is, however, becoming more widely employed on both new high rises and restored concrete buildings. However, just because a structure has cladding on it does not indicate it is a safety hazard to its tenants. Many various materials are utilised in cladding systems, and many current materials are completely safe in terms of fire spread. While your home is being recladded, you will be unable to dwell there. You’ll need to find temporary housing for the duration of the project, which might last anywhere from 12 to 16 weeks depending on the size of your house.
To discuss your recladding requirements, contact the Ambient Construction team.
Give us a call at 09 529 5000 or send us an email if you have any more questions or would like to discuss your concerns or suggestions for recladding your property. Ambient Construction will listen to your concerns and provide recommendations based on your home’s unique features, conditions, and requirements. Our fully licenced and insured experts will handle all of your recladding projects. We’ll make it easier for you to go on to the next chapter. Our skilled contractors will get in touch with you as soon as possible, using the method of communication that you prefer!
