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A$650,000 · From public sources
Alterations and additions · Frenchs Forest NSW
Frenchs Forest Moisture Treatment on Both Interior and Exterior Walls
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Same kind of job nearby, last two years: median declared cost A$310,300 (latest 709 applications)
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A residential property in Frenchs Forest had moisture affecting both interior and exterior walls, with interior wall surfaces peeling and chalking, and exterior render cracking and spalling. Buildfix injected DampBlock moisture-proof sealant into both walls and applied SaltBlock anti-salt coating. The work was completed within two days without brick removal, excavation, or damp-proof membrane installation.
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