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Concrete Repairs, Balustrades & Remedial Work for Strata

Concrete cancer, balcony and soffit repairs, balustrades and handrails, documented with photographs a committee and a strata manager can actually act on.

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Short answer

For NSW strata schemes, Homestead Group repairs spalling concrete, balconies, soffits, balustrades and handrails, identifies the cause in writing so cost can be apportioned correctly, and reinstates the balustrade into the edge it just repaired rather than leaving that to another trade.

What usually goes wrong

The problems we hear about most.

  • Three quotes that turn out to be for three different scopes of work
  • Patch repairs that reappear in two years, slightly larger
  • An argument about whether it is common property before anyone has established what failed
  • A concrete contractor and a balustrade contractor each waiting on the other

How we work with you

  • Cause identified and put in writing before anyone accepts the bill
  • Work carried out to the engineer's repair specification where one exists
  • The edge repair and the balustrade reinstated as a single job
  • Make safe first where concrete is at risk of falling, then plan the remediation
  • Staging across budget years where the capital works fund needs it
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What we do for you

Concrete Repairs

Spalling, cracking and damaged concrete repaired at the cause, including concrete cancer in strata buildings.

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Handrails & Balustrades

Handrails, balustrades and edge protection for stairs, landings, walkways and balconies, fixed into sound substrate.

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Timber Repairs & Remedial

Rot and damaged timber cut back to sound material and rebuilt, matched closely enough that the repair disappears.

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Driveways, Paths & Kerbs

Driveways, footpaths, crossings and kerbing. Falls set for drainage, joints planned, finish matched to the use.

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FAQ

Questions from strata and owners corps

Yes, and most of this work arrives that way. We quote against the work order and keep the manager updated, so what goes to the committee is a scope they can actually vote on.
Structural concrete and common property are generally the owners corporation's responsibility under the Strata Schemes Management Act, even when the damage shows up inside a lot. The detail depends on which component failed, which is exactly why we identify the cause in writing first.
For anything structural or widespread, yes, and it saves money. An engineer's assessment establishes the extent, which is almost always larger than the visible damage, and gives every contractor the same scope to price against.
Often. Where the scope allows it we will propose a staging that fits the capital works fund, with the safety-critical items first. What cannot be deferred safely, we will tell you cannot be deferred.

Not quite you?

The standard is the same across all four. Only the paperwork and the scheduling change.

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Tell us about the job.

Send drawings, photos or just a description. Straightforward jobs get priced from what you send. Anything structural gets looked at first. You get a written quote with the scope stated either way.

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