RAAC Identification in Suffolk
Across Suffolk, 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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Identification combines the building record with on-site inspection of soffits, joints and bearings, supported where needed by a small sample or scan. From Bury St Edmunds to the coastal towns we distinguish RAAC from dense pre-cast and hollowcore planks.
Sectors we serve in Suffolk
- Schools of uncertain construction across the county
- Healthcare buildings with hidden soffits
- Council and civic buildings with flat roofs
- Port and commercial premises
Frequently asked questions
- Can you tell whether a Suffolk 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 Suffolk 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 Suffolk?
- 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 Suffolk towns
RAAC Identification in Suffolk?
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