Conspar assists with the building maintenance needs of many Perth properties that are strata managed.
Working closely with strata managers and the companies they represent, Conspar stands out from the crowd in terms of offering the most cost-effective solutions to building problems without compromising on expertise and service delivery since it began operating in 1969.
Whether it be detecting a long-standing water ingress problem to treating the resultant concrete cancer or waterproofing balconies to preventative maintenance installation of protective coatings, Conspar can assist.
If more than one area of repairs is required, Conspar can also assist from roofwork, brickwork, plumbing and window work to carpentry, tiling and painting.
Helping to protect Perth’s heritage buildings
Address cracking of brickwork on building facade.
Address cracking of brickwork on building facade.
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Carry out concrete cancer treatment of structural concrete columns and leading edges of carport.
Address concrete cancer at carport underneath balcony.
Carry out concrete cancer treatment of structural concrete columns and leading edges of carport.
Address concrete cancer at carport underneath balcony.
Address concrete cancer at carport underneath balcony.
Led by two registered builders, Conspar provides building defect reports and is able to carry out the repairs for you.
All work is carried out to Australian Standards and based on 50 years' experience in the building industry.
Led by two registered builders, Conspar provides building defect reports and is able to carry out the repairs for you.
All work is carried out to Australian Standards and based on 50 years' experience in the building industry.
Led by two registered builders, Conspar provides building defect reports and is able to carry out the repairs for you.
All work is carried out to Australian Standards and based on 50 years' experience in the building industry.
Led by two registered builders, Conspar provides building defect reports and is able to carry out the repairs for you.
All work is carried out to Australian Standards and based on 50 years' experience in the building industry.
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Structural Remediation: A Solution for Aging Buildings
As buildings age, it is common for them to suffer from various types of structural damage. This can be due to a variety of reasons such as lack of proper maintenance, extreme weather conditions, or simply because the building was not constructed to code. When this happens, the integrity of the structure is at risk, and immediate action is required to prevent further damage or even collapse. This is where structural remediation comes into play, allowing us to reuse, upcycle, and prolong the lifespan of our aging buildings.
What is Structural Remediation?
Structural remediation refers to the process of repairing, reinforcing, or restoring the structural integrity of a building. This is done to ensure the safety of the occupants and the longevity of the structure. The goal is to address any issues that may be affecting the structural stability of the building and to bring it up to current building codes and standards.
What Needs to be Considered When Taking on a Building or Structural Remediation Project?
There are several factors that need to be considered when taking on a building or structural remediation project. Here are a few key considerations:
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Specialist Skills, Experience, and Materials: When addressing structural issues, it is essential to have access to specialist skills, experience, and materials. This is because the true extent of the damage is often concealed beneath finishes or claddings and requires a thorough understanding of the building's structure to properly address.
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Timing of Work: It is important to determine when the work needs to be done to avoid disrupting the daily operations of the building. This may require scheduling the work outside of normal business hours or during periods of low occupancy.
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Contractor Capacity: Owners need to consider the contractor's capacity to deliver the required services. This includes their ability to manage the project timeline, access to resources, and their track record of delivering similar projects.
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Insurance and Accreditation: When selecting a contractor for a structural remediation project, it is important to ensure that they have the necessary insurances and accreditation required for the job. This will provide peace of mind for the owner and ensure that the work is completed to a high standard.
Structural remediation is a critical process for ensuring the safety and longevity of our aging buildings. By considering the above factors, owners can make informed decisions about the best approach for their building, ensuring that the work is completed to the highest standards, and the building is able to continue serving its intended purpose for many years to come.
