Repair & Rehabilitation
Repair and rehabilitation of a structure are processes that can restore a building to its original condition or improve its strength and performance.
Repair
A process that restores a structure to its previous condition, usually without improving its strength. Repairs are often the least time-consuming and resource-intensive option.
Rehabilitation
A process that restores a structure to its original design strength, or as close to it as possible. Rehabilitation can include repairs, retrofitting, and strengthening to improve a structure's performance and reduce its vulnerability to damage.
Retrofitting
A process that improves a structure's strength to meet current safety codes and standards. Retrofitting is often the most resource-intensive and planning-intensive option.

Carbon Fiber Wrapping
Carbon fibre wrapping leads to enhanced load-carrying capacity, service life and durability of the structure. The wrapping is impermeable, meaning it can protect structures from additional moisture and corrosion. This makes it an excellent solution for reducing the need for further maintenance and repair work.
