Remedial Works

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What are Remedial works and how does it work?

The investigation, removal, remediation, cleanup, abatement, modification, or amelioration of the existence or impacts of any and all corrosive materials are all considered remedial works.

Remedial works on residential and commercial spaces are a specialized category of rectification and remedial measures for structures with flaws, especially those with serious structural and/or water ingress problems.

Defects may happen as a result of:

What we offer

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Our building remedial and restoration services include:

  • Initial evaluation and recommended remedial work
  • Damaged/cracked brickwork and façades repaired or replaced
  • Concrete cancer-related repairs or replacements for damaged concrete
  • Repairs or replacement of wood that has been harmed by termites or dry decay
  • Broken windows and doors repaired, sealed, or replaced
  • Changing the lintel bars supporting the framework of an existing building
  • Water drainage and subfloor ventilation
  • Various modifications and repairs to the structure
  • Upgraded fire and thermal/acoustic ratings were offered with modifications.
  • Repairing issues with water infiltration, growing dampness, and mould
  • Including waterproof membranes, flashings, and sealing, weatherproofing
  • Damaged balcony repairs and replacements, including re-tiling and balustrades
  • Wall re-rendering, including rendering corrections
    protective coatings and painting
  • Custom/ornate carpentry and plasterwork are included in restoration projects.
  • Especially for older or classical residences, modifications, and additions
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Cost of Remedial Works

Remedial works cost £120 per hour excluding material costing.

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2 Hour Service rely on our devoted group of professionals to complete repair work both in the home and on the commercial site. Our team has received extensive training in identifying the needs of both clients and homeowners. All of our workers are kind, respectful, and aware of how delicate working in someone’s home may be.

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FAQs About Remedial Works in London

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Remedial works refer to corrective construction or maintenance tasks carried out to fix issues, bring a property up to safety or regulatory standards, or restore a building’s condition following damage or inspection failures (e.g. EICR failures).

Remedial works are commonly required after:

  • Electrical inspections (EICR) identifying safety faults

  • Fire safety assessments revealing hazards

  • Structural surveys showing damage or decay

  • Water damage, mould, or damp issues

  • Regulatory compliance updates in rental or commercial properties

Yes. If an EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) shows a property is unsatisfactory, remedial works must be carried out by a qualified electrician within 28 days to ensure compliance with Electrical Safety Standards.

  • Electrical rewiring and fuse board upgrades

  • Fire alarm and emergency lighting fixes

  • Damp and mould treatment

  • Structural repairs (cracks, subsidence, roofing)

  • Plumbing or gas leak corrections

  • Fire door and compartmentation works

Only certified professionals should carry out remedial works, such as NICEIC-registered electricians, Gas Safe engineers, or fire safety contractors, depending on the issue being resolved.

Costs vary widely based on the nature of the issue. Small electrical repairs may start at £80, while larger structural or fire safety works could cost hundreds or thousands of pounds. A professional quote is essential.

The timeframe depends on the scope of work. Minor fixes may take a few hours, while larger repairs could require several days or weeks. Your contractor should provide a detailed timeline.

Yes. Landlords in London must ensure properties meet health and safety standards, including electrical, gas, and fire safety. Failure to carry out necessary remedial works can lead to penalties or tenant complaints.

Some remedial works can cause disruption, especially if they involve access to wiring, plumbing, or structural components. However, most professional contractors aim to minimize disruption and maintain a clean, safe worksite.

You can contact a specialist remedial contractor or request a quote through a local property maintenance, electrical, or fire safety company. Make sure they are certified and insured for the specific type of work required.