Facade Restoration and Moisture Protection
Your facade protects everything behind it. Sun, rain, wind and natural movement gradually break down coatings and materials. Cracks form, panels shift and water begins to enter the structure where it should never be. Restoration brings back the facade’s strength while improving its durability for years to come.
Wellington apartments. West facade (before)
Delaminating of old façade repair.
Concrete crack from moisture ingress into the structure
Corroded reinforcing bar caused by moisture ingress
We begin with a thorough inspection to identify the real source of damage. After cleaning the surface, every crack and junction is opened, repaired, and coated using high-performance materials that meet New Zealand standards. The repair is structural and watertight, not superficial.
Moisture protection
Failed joints and worn coatings are sealed and upgraded to stop water from entering the wall assembly. This prevents hidden decay that often goes unnoticed until it becomes severe.
Strength and stability
Loose cladding, weakened fixings and damaged surfaces are reinstated so the facade remains secure during weather events or natural building movement.
Facade works on concrete structure
Facade works on timber structure
Refreshed finish
After the restoration work, the façade receives a durable coating system that creates a weather-tight membrane and a modern appearance.
Outcome
A fully restored facade means stronger long term protection and a clean, renewed exterior.
Apartments Wellington. West facade finished (after)
