Defects

Defects

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Common efflorescence

Common efflorescence is the visible occurrence of salts on the face of the brickwork. Soluble salts are left on the…

Poor quality brickwork

This defect highlights the poor quality of brickwork installation on the project. The visible inconsistencies in the alignment, spacing, and…

Door damage defect

A Quality Site Inspector who has taken a picture of a door which has clearly been damaged whilst the lock…

Perils of programming

Water ingress on the ground floor of a 6 storey building. Programme constraints meant that the contractor had to start…

Lack of resilience

It’s defects like this that might get missed by the ‘normal eye’ which is why Quality Site Inspectors are vital…

Cavity ties defect

It is never acceptable to have missing cavity ties on any construction project, as this can result in wall collapse,…

Plug socket defect

This defect, which shows poor co-ordination, is a common issue that our Clerks identify on a regular basis. Our Site…

Inspection chamber

Inspection chambers are to allow access to the drains, but looking at this one we aren’t sure how we would…

Bad joints in stone work

This wall does not exhibit an acceptable standard of appearance. Inadequate joints in the stonework may result in future complications…

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Elsecar
Barnsley
South Yorkshire
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