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The Challenge:
Façade cladding is one of the most vulnerable parts of any property when it is under construction, while its replacement can be both logistically difficult and costly. Therefore when an unidentified sub-contractor caused damage to the main frontage of a new Scottish supermarket, a call went out to Plastic Surgeon, the national cosmetic repair specialist, to remedy the situation.
The work at the Sainsbury's store in Strathaven, Lanarkshire, was carried out on behalf of Barr Construction; the main contractor for the original build and a regular customer of Plastic Surgeon.
There is a need to carry out snagging operations at the end of any build programme and Barr Construction has come to realise how much quicker and more economically Plastic Surgeon can complete such tasks. It is also viewed as far more sustainable to repair rather than replace: a consideration at the core of the retail giant's mission statement.
As is often the case where multiple trades use ladders, cherry pickers and other means of access, some of the reconstituted stone cladding panels had been chipped, while there were also cracks and discolouration to the body of some sections. Furthermore, the high quality cladding featured a swirling random pattern in several colours, while one of the affected areas was directly above the cash-point, or ATM, at the front of the building.
Solution:
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Plastic Surgeon can restore almost any damaged interior or exterior surface in commercial or residential buildings. Thanks to specialist training the company's finishers are expert in repairing and fine finishing practically any material including;
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Kirstie Colledge
SMPR
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