The team at Style Plus Renovations look at 3 facts about recladding and the Style Plus recladding process. These cover advantages of house recladding and council requirements:
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Recladding refers to the process of replacing the exterior cladding or siding of a building. Here are 3 facts about recladding:
If you decide to embark on recladding your home you will have the opportunity to create a completely new look to your home. You can modernise, and make additions or alterations which can have an effect on the value of your home.
The following are a few examples of the advantages of recladding:
You do not need to apply for resource consent to undertake house recladding work. However, your building consent application will be subject to more intensive inspections compared with other applications by the council.
A general cautionary note, if you do proceed with re-cladding work without having been granted a building consent, the Council will issue you with a stop-work notice and require you to obtain the necessary consents before the work is able to continue.
Tip: It does take time to get drawings completed by the architect and to obtain building consent.
To acquire a building consent the design documentation must be created with sufficient information and detail to show that the proposed house will meet the performance requirements of the Building Code.
For example, the documentation must clearly show how the house will keep water out by specifying such things as ground clearances, balcony and deck details, cladding system to be installed, joinery and flashing detail.
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About recladding, well, the recladding renovation process is not as complicated as some people think. In this second article, the Style Plus Renovation team takes a holistic view of the process and looks at 8 things you should know about recladding
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