To make a Pre Reinforced Concrete (PRC) house mortgagable you will need to have a PRC Licensed Repair carried out. PRC Licensed Repairs were approved in the mid eighties for houses desiginated at defective under the 1985 housing act.
At Defective Properties we specialize in carrying out PRC repairs for concrete houses, please visit our Facebook page 'Defective Properties' and you can see examples of PRC Repairs on PRC concrete houses which we have carried out.
Please visit our websites http://www.defectiveproperties.com/ or http://www.prcbuilder.co.uk/
Friday 17 February 2012
Wednesday 8 February 2012
Airey House Repairs
An Airey house has a concrete panels on the exterior and behind the concrete panels are vertical concrete posts with a steel support in the middle, over a period of time the steel support inside the concrete posts on some houses started to corrode thus the house potentially losing its structural integrity.
In the early eighties local authorities started to repair their stock of Airey houses, many local authorities used the Halifax approved scheme which fundamentally was the repair to the three outer walls. Either removing the concrete posts and replacing with block and brick or putting block work between the posts taking the load from the post on to the new block and brick work.
In 1985 following the introduction of PRC Homes Ltd, a company set up to approve license repair schemes for houses made from Pre Reinforced Concrete, the license approved repair scheme for an Airey house had to also include the removal of the posts in the spine/party wall.
Many local authorities did not see the need to complete works to the spine/party wall and carried on using the Halifax approved scheme.
Retrospective Completion Certificates can be issued for this repair however not all lenders recognise this repair system.
For more information on Retrospective PRC Completion Certificates please visit our dedicated website http://www.retrospective-prc-certificate.co.uk/ or our main website http://www.defectiveproperties.com/
In the early eighties local authorities started to repair their stock of Airey houses, many local authorities used the Halifax approved scheme which fundamentally was the repair to the three outer walls. Either removing the concrete posts and replacing with block and brick or putting block work between the posts taking the load from the post on to the new block and brick work.
In 1985 following the introduction of PRC Homes Ltd, a company set up to approve license repair schemes for houses made from Pre Reinforced Concrete, the license approved repair scheme for an Airey house had to also include the removal of the posts in the spine/party wall.
Many local authorities did not see the need to complete works to the spine/party wall and carried on using the Halifax approved scheme.
Retrospective Completion Certificates can be issued for this repair however not all lenders recognise this repair system.
For more information on Retrospective PRC Completion Certificates please visit our dedicated website http://www.retrospective-prc-certificate.co.uk/ or our main website http://www.defectiveproperties.com/
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