We diagnose, engineer, and repair structural defects in residential and commercial buildings across Sydney. Concrete cancer, structural cracking, failed lintels, foundation movement, water damage. Proper remediation — not patch jobs.
Concrete spalls. Steel corrodes. Lintels fail. Cracks open up where they shouldn't. These aren't cosmetic issues — they're structural problems that get worse with time, and they get expensive fast.
METCON carries out structural remediation across Sydney, working with qualified structural engineers to assess damage, develop remediation plans, and execute repairs that restore the building to its required capacity. Every repair is engineered, documented, and certified.
Whether it's a single cracked beam in a Federation home or a full concrete cancer treatment on a commercial strata building — we approach every job the same way: thorough assessment, proper engineering, quality execution.
Every remediation project follows the same structured five-step process. Engineer-led, fully documented, and signed off in writing.
We attend site, inspect the structure, document the defects with photos and measurements, and identify the most likely cause. This becomes the brief for the structural engineer.
A qualified structural engineer reviews the inspection findings and produces a remediation specification. This document defines exactly what needs to be done and how.
We develop a detailed scope of works from the engineering specification — methodology, staging, temporary support requirements, materials, and a clear, itemised quote.
Our team carries out the remediation to the engineer's specification. Work is documented at every stage with photos and inspection records you can rely on.
On completion, the structural engineer inspects and certifies the work. You receive full documentation for your records, strata reports, council, or insurance.
Inspection reports, engineer specifications, photos at every stage, and certification on completion. Useful for strata, council, insurance and resale.
We'll assess the situation, advise on next steps, and tell you honestly whether you need a full structural engineer report or just a minor repair. No pressure, no sales pitch — straight talk from people who actually build.
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