The Owner’s Committee had started the process of ‘future proofing’ their building by installing private electric vehicle charging stations and the accompanying infrastructure. They obtained two quotes for this project but felt the quoted prices were excessive and wanted to ensure they had fully considered the infrastructure requirements.

PASG was engaged to assist with e-cable replacement over 26 floors. This building had been fitted throughout with e-cables which have been recalled throughout Australia due to a manufacturing fault.

A seven year old building with significant water and structural damage. In addition, the building was fitted combustible cladding which had to be removed.

PASG undertook a defects inspection of the building so the head contractor could undertake the necessary remediation works. A significant number of defects and non-compliant items were found.

A contractor was engaged to remove and replace the combustible cladding on a three-story building. As the project commenced the contractor terminated the contract when they identified the scale of the water damage to the existing framing and building. In their view the building needed to be demolished.

This multi-level building consists of 38 apartments and is located in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. The building had both Aluminium Composite Panels (ACP) and expanded polystyrene.

This building had very limited access which has caused us to be innovative in the manner in which the cladding is accessed and disposed of.

Unfortunately for this apartment building, the original builder went into liquidation before it was completed.