Do you manage commercial or public property and are worried about RAAC? We can help.

The RAAC crisis continues to grab headlines, but behind the news stories is the human reality of building owners protecting their assets and livelihoods. Now, at least, enough time has passed for stakeholders like you to critically assess your options and make informed decisions.

Expert help on hand

Our team of experts have put together this useful RAAC Information Pack that is full of facts and advice to cut through the noise. This PDF document includes background information to help asset owners protect their buildings and their reputations.

The pack covers everything from what RAAC is and why it is such a problem to demystifying government requirements for educational institutions. Our experts explain the link between RAAC and asbestos and provide a step-by-step guide on conducting surveys and remedial work; something they’ve been doing successfully for years.

If you’re at the start of understanding how your building could be affected by RAAC and need some specialist advice, then contact us for help.

Book a RAAC survey

Perhaps you know that a RAAC survey is the next necessary step for your building. We can help you here too; we’ll be able to assess whether RAAC is actually present in your building, before bringing in our dedicated concrete surveyors and, if needed, our asbestos compliance team.

Experienced specialists

Martech, part of the Bellrock Group; helps and advises clients and professional specifiers in the safety, testing and repair of external structure fabric. We have a very strong knowledge base on concrete surveys, deteriorating concrete, brickwork, fenestration and cladding. We are partners in several term agreements.

Martech engineers carry out safety works involving the removal of loose and unsafe building fabric, as an interim measure to protect the public and building owner alike. Our engineers routinely carry out condition assessments on all types of structures, including many listed concrete structures.

Schools, colleges and nurseries.

The government have recently introduced guidance regarding the urgent need to assess schools, colleges and nurseries who may have RAAC in their buildings.

We explain all in our RAAC Information Pack and you can view the government guidance document here.