STRATA
REMEDIAL
REPAIRS
SYDNEY
Arrange a strata site inspection, or send your existing engineer’s report, remedial specification or tender documents for review and quotation.Book a strata inspection, or send your reports and tender documents for review and quotation.
NOT SURE WHICH OPTION YOU NEED?
I NEED AN INSPECTION
Arrange a free site inspection and get expert advice on the condition of your concrete.
REQUEST A FREE SITE INSPECTIONI ALREADY HAVE A REPORT / SCOPE
Upload your reports, plans or tender documents for our team to review and provide a quotation.
SEND REPORTS FOR QUOTATIONWHAT YOU RECEIVE AFTER YOUR INSPECTION
WRITTEN FINDINGS
A clear summary of the visible damage and areas assessed.
DAMAGE PHOTOS
Labelled images showing the affected concrete and its location.
REPAIR OPTIONS
Practical recommendations for addressing the identified issues.
PRIORITY ADVICE
Guidance on which concerns need attention first.
CLEAR QUOTATION
An itemised quote once the repair scope can be established.
NEXT STEPS
Advice on further investigation or engineering where required.
Detailed reports, specialist testing and engineering are quoted separately where required.
SEE WHAT YOUR INSPECTION INCLUDES
BETTER PRICING?
YES.
Better pricing may be available through project scale, repeat work and efficient access.
STRATA
Competitive pricing for multi-lot buildings.
REPEAT CUSTOMERS
Preferential pricing may be available.
LARGER PROJECTS
Savings through scale and efficient access.
WHAT HAPPENS DURING YOUR INSPECTION
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VISUAL ASSESSMENT
We inspect damaged and surrounding concrete to identify visible signs of deterioration.
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DEFECT IDENTIFICATION
Cracking, spalling, rust staining, moisture, delamination and reinforcement corrosion are assessed.
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REPAIR SCOPE
We explain the likely cause and recommend the most appropriate remediation required.
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QUOTE & NEXT STEPS
You receive clear advice on the next steps and a transparent quote for the recommended works.
Already Have A ReportOr Tender Scope?
Send your engineer’s report, repair scope or tender documents for review and quotation.
CLEAR QUOTATIONS
FOR STRATA
COMMITTEES
Review a clearly defined repair scope, inclusions and allowances before your committee makes a decision.
DEFINED REPAIR AREAS
Balconies, façades and common-property areas clearly identified in the quotation.
INCLUSIONS & EXCLUSIONS
Understand what is covered, what is excluded and where further information is required.
ALLOWANCES & ACCESS
Review access requirements, provisional allowances and pricing assumptions.
Have a committee meeting or tender deadline?Include the date with your enquiry.
QUESTIONS FROM STRATA TEAMS
Yes, upload your engineer’s report, defect report, marked-up plans, remedial specification or tender documents. We can review the nominated repair scope and site requirements, and coordinate with your engineer or remedial consultant where required.
Yes, many strata remedial projects require access around residents and shared areas. Work zones, pedestrian routes, balconies, car parks and common areas can be sequenced progressively where the project scope allows.
Yes, repairs can be sequenced by balcony, elevation, level, common area or nominated work zone. The proposed stages depend on the repair scope, access requirements and the needs of the occupied building.
Send any available photos, engineer’s reports, defect reports, drawings, marked-up plans, remedial specifications, repair schedules and tender documents. Include access requirements and any committee meeting or tender deadline. If no report exists yet, request a strata site inspection.
Timing depends on the repair scope, the information available and whether a site inspection or further investigation is required. Include your tender or committee deadline with the enquiry so we can advise on the next steps.
No, you can request a strata site inspection without an existing report. Send the property address, photos and a brief description of the concerns. A visual site inspection is separate from a formal engineering report; further investigation or specialist reporting may be recommended once the visible damage has been assessed.
Typical areas include concrete balconies, slabs, soffits, beams, columns, stairwells, car parks and shared access areas. Send photos and identify the affected locations so we can discuss the damage, access requirements and the areas to include in the inspection or repair scope.
Access arrangements should be agreed with the strata manager or nominated building representative before the visit or works. Let us know which apartments are affected, whether residents need notice, and any key, security or working-hour restrictions. These details help plan access with the people using the building.
Damage concealed behind loose concrete or existing finishes can change the repair scope. Any additional findings, proposed work and effect on cost or timing need to be reviewed with the nominated strata representative before extra work is authorised. Further engineering advice may also be needed, depending on the findings.
Confirm the agreed repair scope, quotation inclusions and exclusions, access arrangements, resident notifications, proposed timing and the person authorised to approve changes. Share any engineering specifications, building restrictions and committee requirements early so they can be considered when planning the works.
