Airey House Construction
Airey House Construction
There were approximately 26000 prefabricated reinforced concrete (PRC) Airey houses built after the second world war. They were designed by Sir Edwin Airey as cheap factory produced housing which were quick to erect on site. The Airey house was erected using reinforced concrete columns with ship-lap concrete panels tied to the prc columns.
There are still thousands of Airey PRC defective properties all over England and Wales especially in rural locations. Once repaired to a recognised standard they are widely popular with buyers and mortgages are easily arranged with High Street lenders at normal interest rates.
Airey Construction House Repairs & PRC Certificates
Most Airey houses are repaired using the Halifax Approved Scheme. This involves removing the external panels and external columns, these are then replaced with a traditional brick and block external wall. The PRC Certificate will give you a 60 year structural guarantee.
Airey construction PRC repairs usually take 6/7 weeks and you can stay in your home during the refurbishment. Our builders are experienced and considerate whilst they are working on your home.
We have recently completed Airey house repairs in Yorkshire, South Wales, Worcestershire, Dorset, Hertfordshire and Surrey
Airey house undergoing a PRC rebuild in South Wales Builder Steve Clemson scconstructionandbuild.co.uk