Project Overview:

WHL Projects was commissioned to undertake the complete renewal of the external insulated render system at a prominent health centre located in Leigh. The existing render system had deteriorated, becoming brittle, cracked, and susceptible to water ingress. The scope of the project included replacing the old system with a new insulated render system, particularly focusing on a circular dome section with curved edges. Additionally, all normal render throughout the building, spanning over 750 sqm, was replaced to ensure a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Project Details:

1. Renewal of Insulated Render System: WHL Projects meticulously removed the deteriorated old render system and installed a new insulated render system, specifically tailored to the unique circular dome section with curved edges. This not only addressed the structural issues but also enhanced the building's energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal.

2. Repairs to Window Seals: As part of the project, WHL Projects conducted repairs to the window seals to mitigate any potential water ingress issues, ensuring the building's integrity and longevity.

3. Lining of Metal Guttering: The metal guttering was lined to prevent leaks, providing effective drainage and protection against water damage to the building's facade and structure.

4. Installation of New Metal Coping Stones: New metal coping stones were installed along the curved walls throughout the building to prevent any future leaks and ensure the durability of the structure.

5. Upgrading External Lighting: WHL Projects installed new external lights to uplift the building's exterior appearance, enhancing visibility and safety while adding a modern touch to the overall aesthetics.

6. Internal Repairs to Treatment Rooms: In addition to the external renovations, WHL Projects undertook internal repairs to treatment rooms, ensuring a comfortable and functional environment for patients and staff.

Conclusion:

WHL Projects successfully completed the external insulated render system installation and associated renovations at the health centre in Leigh. The project not only addressed the structural issues caused by the deteriorated render but also improved the building's overall appearance, functionality, and durability. The meticulous attention to detail and commitment to quality craftsmanship ensured the project's success, providing the health centre with a renewed and aesthetically pleasing facade while enhancing its resilience against future wear and tear.