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CCR Magazine
DECEMBER 3, 2024
When it’s cold outside, interior water damage becomes a concern, with frozen pipes and leaky roofs remaining among the most common causes of losses resulting in insurance claims. In areas that are typically warmer, including much of the Southern United States, plumbing along exterior walls is prevalent.
UK Construction Blog
MARCH 26, 2025
The most dangerous defects include structural issues (foundation cracks, wall collapses), water infiltration, electrical/plumbing failures and HVAC system problems, which often remain hidden for years. Examples include improperly installed plumbing, electrical wiring errors, and poor finishes.
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UK Construction Blog
FEBRUARY 19, 2025
Heres how you can do it right: Check the Structure Look for cracks in the walls or ceilings. Evaluate Plumbing and Electrical Systems Test all faucets and fixtures. Flickering lights or outdated systems might need immediate attention. These might seem small but could point to bigger structural issues.
UK Construction Blog
MARCH 4, 2025
These include energy-saving windows and systems to save water. Modern container homes’ Heat Recovery Ventilation System keeps 85% of thermal energy. The flat roofs might sag under heavy snow or rain if you don’t reinforce them properly. The ceiling height starts at 2.39m but drops to about 2.2m to AUD$56.57
UK Construction Blog
APRIL 17, 2025
Bathroom Upgrades : Modernising a bathroom typically ranges from 5,000-10,000, including new sanitaryware, tiling, and plumbing updates. Plumbing Updates : Replacing outdated plumbing systems ranges from 2,000-6,000 depending on the property size.
Construction Specifier
JULY 5, 2025
Well-designed skylights can take maximum advantage of solar heat gain co-efficient (SHGC) in winter to reduce energy consumption, as well as reduce lighting heat load on cooling systems in summer. However, the very nature of a skylight—being a penetration through the roof—introduces a potential vulnerability: water leakage.
UK Construction Blog
JULY 9, 2025
Penetrating Damp: Rainwater or groundwater gets through defects in roofs, walls, or window frames. This form of damp is localised and often linked to external faults, such as missing roof tiles or cracked brickwork. Poor building maintenance contributes significantly, especially when gutters, downpipes, or roofs have leaks.
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