Free Concrete Cancer Inspections In Sydney

At Carpet Removal Sydney We Offer Free Concrete Cancer Inspections In Sydney

We undertake a professional investigation with our highly skilled team to identify the source of the problem that is causing Concrete Cancer damage throughout your property. Identifying the source is vital in reducing the probability of further ongoing Concrete Cancer. Once the nature of, or cause of, the source is identified, we determine the best possible solution for our clients to repair the Concrete Cancer damage.

If you suspect concrete cancer in your property, don’t hesitate to contact us for a FREE onsite inspection. Our experienced team will provide a detailed quote outlining the best methods to treat and permanently repair the issue.

10 Possible Signs Of Concrete Cancer

1) Rust: Rust marks will appear and are a sign of Concrete Cancer.

2) Worn Surfaces: Unprotected, porous surfaces lead to water absorption and Concrete Cancer.

3) Cracked / Fractured Concrete: Cracks provide water access to the steel reinforcement, instigating Concrete Cancer and fracturing the concrete, enabling further water penetration.

4) Moisture Stains and Ponding: Inadequate drainage causes water to settle into the concrete, leading to Concrete Cancer. When water comes into contact with steel reinforcement, the steel rusts.

5) Failing Control and Expansion Joints: Joints that do not facilitate concrete movement can lead to concrete fracturing and Concrete Cancer.

6) Inadequate Concrete Cover: Steel reinforcement too close to the surface makes it easier for water absorption, resulting in Concrete Cancer.

7) Rusted Balustrade Fixings: Rust spreads to the embedded concrete, starting the Concrete Cancer process.

8) Bubbling Paint: Paint that appears to be bubbling,g i.e. on soffits, often means Concrete Cancer is present.

9) Hollow Surfaces: Concrete surfaces that seem hollow usually have Concrete Cancer.

10) Exposed Steel Reinforcement: Concrete Cancer causes concrete to break away, exposing the steel reinforcement.