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RECLADDING SERVICES

WHY RECLAD YOUR PROPERTY?

  • Protect your investment: Keep moisture at bay and prevent costly rot or decay.
  • Enhance comfort and efficiency: Modern cladding helps maintain a stable internal temperature, reducing energy costs.
  • Achieve a fresh new look: Transform your property’s appearance with a wide range of cladding options, from weatherboard to modern composite panels.
  • Meet building regulations: Ensure compliance with updated codes and avoid potential legal complications.
Recladding Build NZ

OUR COMPREHENSIVE RECLADDING PROCESS

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COSTS INVOLVED IN RECLADDING

  • Protect your investment: Keep moisture at bay and prevent costly rot or decay.
  • Enhance comfort and efficiency: Modern cladding helps maintain a stable internal temperature, reducing energy costs.
  • Achieve a fresh new look: Transform your property’s appearance with a wide range of cladding options, from weatherboard to modern composite panels.
  • Meet building regulations: Ensure compliance with updated codes and avoid potential legal complications.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT RECLADDING

What is recladding?

Recladding involves removing and replacing your home’s existing exterior cladding, typically due to damage, deterioration, or the desire for an updated look. In leaky homes, this process is essential to repair timber framing and prevent ongoing moisture problems.

Is every reclad because of a leaky home?

Not at all. Many homeowners choose recladding to modernise their exterior or improve insulation and weather-tightness, rather than due to existing water damage.

How much does it cost to reclad a house?

Costs vary depending on factors like the property’s size, condition of the framing, and choice of materials. Simple, single-level recladding can start around $180,000–$300,000, while complex or multi-storey homes can reach higher figures. It’s crucial to allow for unforeseen repairs once the existing cladding is removed.

Do I need building consent for recladding?

Yes. Recladding typically requires building consent to ensure compliance with New Zealand’s building regulations. Expect thorough council inspections throughout your recladding project, especially if you’re addressing potential water-tightness or structural issues.

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