RAAC Identification in Kent

Across Kent, accurate RAAC identification settles whether a building contains reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete. RAACScan confirms it county-wide, so owners are neither falsely alarmed nor falsely reassured. Every RAAC survey is carried out in line with the Institution of Structural Engineers' guidance on reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete.

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Confirming RAAC across Kent

Identification combines the building record with on-site inspection of soffits, joints and bearings, supported where needed by a small sample or scan. From the Medway-fringe towns to the Thanet coast we distinguish RAAC from dense pre-cast and hollowcore planks.

Sectors we serve in Kent

  • Schools of uncertain construction across the county
  • Council and healthcare buildings with hidden soffits
  • Coastal premises with flat roofs
  • Commercial and industrial buildings

Frequently asked questions

Can you tell whether a Kent building really contains RAAC?
Yes. We distinguish RAAC from dense concrete and other plank systems using the soffit appearance, joint detail and, where needed, a small sample.
Do you identify RAAC above suspended ceilings in Kent buildings?
We do. We inspect roof voids through existing hatches or a small number of agreed openings so the structure above the ceiling can be confirmed.
What happens after you identify RAAC in Kent?
If RAAC is confirmed we recommend a condition assessment and risk assessment. If it is not present, you receive clear evidence so the matter can be closed.

RAAC Identification across Kent towns

RAAC Identification in Kent?

Tell us about the building and what you need, and we will arrange the survey.

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