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Every sector has a unique set of requirements for effective buildings. Its safety, sustainability, visual aspect, building performance & efficiency. Delivering bespoke solutions that meet the demands and legislation of your sector is deep-rooted in our DNA. Our sector experience and accreditations allow us to be a valued service and product provider while guiding you to informed decision making.
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Our drone survey allowed the examination of areas previously unreachable due to the fragility of the asbestos roof. This project involved removing the asbestos roof above an operational Canning Line and installing a new composite clad roof system and upgraded gutters.
Starfish Construction has provided a range of support and works for Bradley-Mason. These include drone surveys and drone thermal imaging, through to Asbestos removal and complete roofing systems.
After our drone survey identified various issues with the roof, including rotten sarking boards, which affect insulation and nail sickness, Starfish Construction restored the Scottish Water slate roof back to it's former glory providing the perfect sustainable and aesthetic solution.
The new liquid flat roof system will perform for a minimum of 25 years, ensuring it is now fully watertight, and the hotel has use of all rooms, providing maximum income.
Removal and disposal of 3,750 m2 of profiled wall cladding containing an asbestos coating and replaced with a new Plastisol Coated profiled sheet. The new cladding enhanced the natural daylight entering the building by 30% and allowed a substantial increase in thermal efficiency, producing significant energy savings.
Starfish Construction's Diagnose, Design and Deliver approach to all of our projects enables us to offer the best solutions to our clients. This can lead to cost and time savings. Explore how our survey and knowledge offered a better solution for our client.
