Staged removal and investigation
Controlled removal allows the condition of framing, openings and critical junctions to be reviewed without exposing more of the building than the current stage can manage.

BUILDING SERVICES
Remedial building and recladding require more than replacing an exterior finish. Careful investigation, weather protection, repair sequencing and coordination of openings, flashings, membranes and new cladding systems all shape the work.
Discuss Your ProjectSERVICE OVERVIEW
The full condition of framing and junctions may only become visible as existing materials are removed. Diverse approaches remedial work in controlled stages, keeps the developing scope visible and explains decisions as new information becomes available. Across Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty, our residential recladding services include associated repairs and remedial building work where careful investigation and sequencing are essential.
See Our ApproachWHAT THE WORK REQUIRES
Controlled removal allows the condition of framing, openings and critical junctions to be reviewed without exposing more of the building than the current stage can manage.
Scaffold, wrap, temporary protection and sequencing need to be considered before demolition begins, particularly on exposed sites.
Where concealed damage is found, the required repair work should be documented and explained clearly so the client understands the reason for the change.
New windows, membranes, cavity systems, flashings and cladding must work together. Their installation sequence and inspection requirements influence the programme.
OUR APPROACH
Clear stages keep information, decisions and construction requirements connected.
See Our ApproachReview existing information and likely risk areas
Plan access, scaffold and weather protection
Remove materials in controlled stages
Confirm and complete required repairs
Install and inspect the replacement envelope
Complete finishing and handover
COMMON QUESTIONS
A detailed scope and investigation improve pricing confidence, but concealed conditions can remain until the existing cladding is removed. Known work and appropriate allowances should be clearly distinguished.
Weather protection is planned around the project, exposure and work sequence. This may include scaffold protection, temporary wrap and limiting the amount opened at one time.
Yes, where it forms part of the agreed scope. Window manufacture, removal, flashing and installation need to be coordinated with the new wall system.
Yes. Recladding can provide an opportunity to coordinate exterior remediation with planned interior or layout work, provided both scopes are properly designed and documented.
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Tell us about the property, where it is located and what information or investigation is already available.