Short answer: In Wirges, the following applies: first clarify the causes, then implement the technical sequence - this is how long-lasting renovation results are achieved.
Typical warning signs
- Chipping around critical detail points
- Moisture signs in peripheral areas after precipitation
- Unsettled surface appearance due to aging or material fatigue
- Recurring abnormalities despite minor repairs
What should be done first
If you set your priorities correctly, you reduce consequential damage: first, substance protection and connections, then the visible wear layer.
- Only cosmetic repairs without root cause analysis
- Untested material combinations
- No coordination of connection details
Renovation process in practice
After the on-site inspection in Wirges, a clearly defined procedure follows: inventory preparation, sealing construction, wear layer and final inspection.
Depending on the project, the balcony, terrace, flat roof, stair or floor areas are processed in combination so that all transitions fit together.
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Frequently asked questions
When is a partial repair sufficient?
For local, clearly limited damage. In the case of systemic problems, a more comprehensive renovation usually makes sense.
How quickly should you react in Wirges?
As early as possible at the first warning signs so that consequential damage is limited.
What happens after the project is completed?
You will receive information on use, care and useful visual inspections for the future.