Cladding Remediation Consultancy

Each cladding remediation plan is tailored to the condition of the façade, the level of risk and the project requirements.

Working as lead consultants, contractors, or specialist sub-consultants within a wider design or construction team, we may be involved in all or some of the following steps:

1. Initial assessment and investigation

Using available information and façade inspections or investigations, we build a picture of the external wall system’s condition and identify key issues.

2. Risk and compliance review

Fire safety, material performance and regulatory compliance are assessed, including alignment with current building safety requirements.

3. Cladding remediation plan

We develop a clear, structured remediation strategy that outlines the scope of work, priorities and recommended solutions.

4. Implementation support

Working alongside contractors, designers and project teams, we ensure the proposed solution is implemented correctly.

5. Ongoing monitoring and review

Where required, we provide continued support to verify workmanship, monitor performance and ensure the façade continues to meet expected standards.

Building façades can range from traditional masonry on residential properties to highly engineered cladding systems covering commercial premises. Our remediation services can be conducted across the spectrum to ensure that owners and managers can maintain safe, durable and well-performing external walls.

Typical building types include:

• Residential apartment blocks and multi-storey flats, including buildings with rainscreen cladding, curtain walling, balconies or mixed external wall systems.
• Purpose-built student accommodation and halls of residence, where regular external wall assessments support building safety and long-term maintenance.
• Mixed-use developments, combining residential, retail or office space with varied façade materials and interfaces.
• Hotels and hospitality buildings, which often feature complex cladding, glazing and architectural façades.
• Care homes, assisted living schemes and sheltered housing, where robust façade performance is essential for resident safety.
• Modern commercial buildings, including offices, retail units and light industrial premises with curtain wall glazing, composite cladding or insulated panel systems.
• Refurbished or reclad buildings, particularly where external wall upgrades have been undertaken, or installation quality needs verification.
• Low-rise and mid-rise buildings with cladding or specialist façades, even where height does not place them in the high-risk category.

Cladding remediation requires more than design knowledge – it needs a clear understanding of how façades are built, how they fail and how they should perform over time.

With more than 40 years of experience in façade inspection, investigation and technical analysis, we work across London, the Midlands and the South of England, supporting building owners, managing agents and developers with both small-scale remedial works and complex remediation projects.