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Is your building safe? Are you sure?
With a growing backlog of maintenance and repairs, with increasing incidents of injuries from falling masonry, can you afford the financial and reputational hit from a damaged façade?
There are an estimated 14,400 events of falling masonry and debris annually in the UK*, with at least 5 instances of death or serious injury per year**. Could your building be at risk?
After years of looking the other way, Janet’s façade finally cracked and what lurked beneath was a waking nightmare…
SOURCE:*Extrapolated data based upon reported levels of at least 180 incidents per city in the UK. **Extrapolated data based upon reported levels since 1988.
In the last 24 months, Thomann-Hanry®
Fractured! has removed over 750kg of
loose masonry during façade surveys. With storms predicted to become more frequent and intense, cracked masonry could pose a serious liability.
How Thomann-Hanry® can help you!
With decades of experience in surveying, maintaining, and cleaning commercial façades, Thomann-Hanry®
helps prevent potential hazards. We
conduct surveys from MEWPs (Mobile Elevating Work Platforms), allowing for close-up inspections and immediate removal of loose masonry, meaning that you don’t have to shroud your building in unsightly scaffolding which also saves you time and money.
Our detailed façade surveys identify hidden issues and key concerns, enabling you to make informed repair or replacement decisions before problems escalate.
For more information or to book a Thomann-Hanry® façade survey please call 020 8453 1494 or email
survey@thomann-hanry.co.uk TODAY!
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No one does more to
support Britain’s buildings PTSG Electrical Services Ltd is the UK’s leading provider of lightning protection services and electrical compliance services.
With five independent business divisions delivering the full range of specialist services, PTSG ensures buildings of all kinds are safe, clean and compliant – in all sectors.
01977 668771
info@ptsg.co.uk www.ptsg.co.uk
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