Concrete Cancer
1 Riverpark Drive, Liverpool
Industry: Residential
Type of work: Concrete Cancer Remediation
The undertaken actions at 1 Riverpark Drive, Liverpool, involved comprehensive concrete repair measures spanning a total of 121 meters long and 1.2 meters wide with a focus on 10 individual unit blocks. The repair scope included addressing architectural concrete sections on level 1, specifically targeting balcony areas.
Primary issues
The primary concerns addressed revolve around the need for concrete cancer repair, focusing on contaminated areas, loose concrete, rust on steel reinforcement, and potential water damage to balcony slabs.
Root causes of these issues
These issues likely stem from natural wear and tear, exposure to environmental elements, and, in some cases, builder-related construction causing degradation. The balcony slab edges may be susceptible to water damage, necessitating protective measures.
Solutions we implemented
To mitigate these concerns, actions include cleaning and removing loose concrete and builder-induced rubbish, removal of rust on steel reinforcement, application of Nitoprime zinc-rich anti-corrosion primer, cleaning scabbled concrete surfaces, priming small repairs with HB 40 repair product, conducting major repairs on larger areas, applying cement bedding, rendering balcony slab edges, and membraning larger surfaces with two coats of waterproofing membrane for future water damage protection.
Outcomes
Following these interventions, observed outcomes include enhanced structural integrity, improved aesthetic appearance, and fortified resistance against potential water damage to concrete areas and balcony slabs in the future.
The duration of our service at this location
The one-month duration of our service at this location aligns with the project’s specific scope and scale, and we recommended referring to our project records for precise information.
We want to say
Our commitment to quality repairs and comprehensive solutions ensures the longevity and resilience of the repaired concrete areas. Regular communication with stakeholders is always encouraged and maintained to address any concerns promptly and uphold the integrity of our remedial work.