Our Services
CNB Consultants Ltd, located in East Anglia, currently works throughout the UK carrying out roofing and cladding surveys generally in the commercial, industrial, and educational sectors for the main contractors, architects, and building owners. Some of the services offered are listed below:
Checking on specification compliance
The installed specification will be checked against construction drawings to ensure it is correct. Any deviation away from the specification could play a major factor in the issuing of Warranties by the manufacturer.
Checking on the installation compliance
If the system is not installed correctly it could lead to wind attachment problems, heat loss leading to condensation, water penetration, and have a detrimental effect on any Warranties.
Report on the quality of the installation
All customers like to see a clean and tidy finish to their building; roofs are always out of sight out of mind. However, poor quality could well lead to defects in the future and additional costs to the customer.
Condition surveys and reports on roofing and cladding
A full inspection can be carried out and a detailed report compiled on all completed work. This would include checking all details against construction drawings, fixings, sealants, and any defects in the finished products.
Roofing and cladding defects maintenance schedules
More often than not maintenance is carried out to a poor quality, as depicted in photo.
We can give advice on existing or new maintenance together with a schedule of requirements.
As independent roofing and cladding consultants, impartial advice can be offered on most products and systems available in the market place tailoring the needs to suit the identified problem.
All inspections will be accompanied with a detailed report which will include photographs and recommendations for work required.
EXAMPLE:
Composite roof sheets installed as part of a refurbishment during 2022:
- Main fixings to sheets are missing, not installed to manufacturer’s recommendations or industry standards.
- Main fixings and side lap screws are over tightened, loose, and starting to protrude out.
- End lap and side lap sealant is not in place; therefore, water may penetrate through laps.
