Asbestos-cement cladding
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Asbestos-cement cladding – damaged sheets/impact damage
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Stones, balls, vehicles
Asbestos-cement cladding – loose or missing fixings
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Movement of cladding sheets
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Deterioration of fixings
Moss or lichen on asbestos-cement cladding
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Insufficient cleaning
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Walls and eaves continuously damp due to heavy planting/overhanging trees/a bank in close proximity
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South walls not exposed to sunlight
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Continuous wetting from overflowing gutter or pipe
Surface deterioration of asbestos-cement cladding
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Weathering, age of material
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Inadequate cleaning, maintenance
Asbestos-cement cladding – too close to or in ground contact
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Installed too close to the ground
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Gardens have been built up
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Path or paving laid against the cladding
Rust spotting on asbestos-cement cladding
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Corrosion of fasteners where incorrect fastener used or galvanised coating has been damaged during fixing
Chalking paint on asbestos-cement cladding
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Weathering, UV light exposure – chalking will be more visible with darker colours
Fading paint on asbestos-cement cladding
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Weathering/UV light exposure – darker colours are more prone to fading
