FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is concrete cancer?

Concrete cancer is a common term used to describe concrete deterioration associated with corrosion of embedded steel reinforcement. As the reinforcement corrodes, it expands and can cause the surrounding concrete to crack, delaminate and spall.

Can concrete repairs be completed without scaffolding?

Yes. Depending on the location, condition and scope of work, industrial rope access can provide direct access to damaged areas without requiring extensive scaffolding.

Do you provide building inspections?

Yes. We can arrange site inspections and provide photographic documentation of identified defects to assist with determining the appropriate remedial works.

How do I get a quotation?

Contact our team with your building details and project requirements. We will arrange a site inspection where required before preparing a scope of works and quotation.