Restoring Trust and Value to Monolithic Claddings
Monolithic Clad houses built between 1992 and 2005 suffer from the impression that they are ‘risky’ because they may be ‘leaky homes’ and require expensive repairs.
However, homeowners can protect their house and prove that it does not leak – without expensive recladding.
Proven solution for stopping decay and protecting timber in monolithic clad buildings
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Identify and treat leaks and rot without recladding
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Safe, proven post-treatment for treated and undertreated timber
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Low cost alternative to house recladding for most monolithic houses
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Scientifically tested and approved
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Protects against all known fungi, decay and borer
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Fast, non-disruptive and discrete
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RotStop Certificate to help sell your house
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Suitable for all monolithic clad or leaky buildings: apartments and commercial properties
“What You Absolutely Must Know About Owning a Plaster Clad House” – the essential property owners report
” I was shocked to learn just how the leaky home crisis happened but then relieved that Moisture Detection offer a pretty easy way to get my home sorted out”
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The Monolithic Plaster Clad House Problem
Since the leaky home scandal first erupted in the early 2000’s, there have been a number of initiatives to assist affected house owners.
All have ended up costing owners money, often without resolving the underlying problems.
The current ‘fix’ is to fully, or partly reclad your house, which is an expensive and disruptive process.
The scary part for home owners is that the cost of the reclad is unknown when the work starts. Often, most of your cladding and timber is still perfectly good – but you will pay to have it replaced anyway – and your house still won’t recover its full resale value.
While recladding may be the only solution for some houses, there are other excellent, and much cheaper ways to fix your monolithic plaster clad house.