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A brief overview
Here you will find a small selection of our projects, which should provide more insight into our work.
Water damage in a wooden house
! This construction site is not yet complete ! The initial situation was a damp spot on the ceiling under the walk-in shower on the upper floor. After our initial inspection, the full extent of the water damage could not be estimated. A leak detector was therefore commissioned to search for the cause of the damage. Since it is a wooden house, after finding the cause a test opening was made in the wall structure – unfortunately the moisture had already attacked the laminated construction timber (KLH) – mould formation / rotten wood surfaces. After clarification with the help of a structural engineer, the entire shower area was removed down to the bare ceiling. The affected wall and ceiling wood constructions were milled out by the carpenter and reinserted in a form-fitting manner. The installation and tiling work is currently being carried out. More updates and photos to follow …
Water damage in an old building
We were originally called to this site for a floor repair. The vinyl floor in the door area had deformed upwards and was to be replaced over a small area. A 3-layer parquet floor had been laid under the removed vinyl floor – this had already dissolved due to the massive moisture. In the adjoining bathroom, the tiles in the floor area gave way under load. A leak detection was commissioned and a long-standing leak in the boiler was found. … Will be completed shortly!
Apartment conversion 9020
In this old building in the heart of Klagenfurt, the entire apartment renovation and conversion work – the kitchen becomes the bathroom and vice versa – was well coordinated and supervised by our "Susi 2" together with our partner professionals (demolition and disposal work, master builder / masonry, plumbing, electrical, tiling, glazing, drywall, carpentry, painting, flooring and cleaning work).
Opatija
In the outbuilding next to the main house, the owner had a problem with moisture penetrating through the wall-ceiling joints. Since there was a terrace above it and the whole building was built into the slope, digging up and sealing from the outside was out of the question. The wall-ceiling joints were therefore pressed using the Sto crack injection system. As an additional measure, a joint sealing tape was also applied. The view was of course a little bonus.