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Storm damage securing and at-risk building components

After a storm, work may be needed on individual components or larger parts of a building. Describe the visible damage and use of adjoining areas.

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Rope access technician on a brick chimney above the city

Task and existing conditions

After a storm, work may be needed on individual components or larger parts of a building. Describe the visible damage and use of adjoining areas.

What the service covers

Loose cladding, damaged roof details or vulnerable façade components may require targeted stabilisation after a storm. The affected work area is defined first. The stabilisation measure and subsequent permanent repair are discussed separately so that scope, materials and responsibilities remain clear.

Plan access and the workflow together

The location, reason and contact person are clarified first. Coordination with the responsible people already involved helps define the desired scope of support. Access and use of adjoining areas form part of preparation.

Information that helps with your enquiry

  • Time and description of the event
  • Affected components and visible changes
  • Measures already initiated and contact persons

You can send up to five photos or documents with the enquiry form. The precise scope of work and next steps are agreed in person.

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How can I enquire about storm damage stabilisation and vulnerable components?

Use the project enquiry on this page. The service area and topic are already preselected. Add the location, preferred timeframe and particular features of your project.

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