Cladding Remediation is committed to carrying out its work in a way that supports environmental responsibility, resource efficiency, safe building improvement, and long-term sustainability. We recognise that cladding remediation projects can affect materials, waste, transport, energy use, building performance, and the wider built environment. This policy sets out our commitment to reducing negative environmental impact and embedding sustainable thinking into how we plan, manage, and deliver our services.
Cladding Remediation is committed to:
This policy applies to Cladding Remediation’s business activities, project planning, project delivery, suppliers, subcontractors, and operational practices where relevant to our services.
We aim to incorporate sustainability considerations into project planning wherever reasonably practicable. This includes reviewing how project sequencing, access arrangements, temporary works, material selection, and logistics may affect environmental performance during delivery.
We seek to use materials, equipment, and site resources efficiently. Where possible, we aim to reduce unnecessary waste, avoid avoidable duplication, and support practical resource planning across remediation activities.
Cladding remediation can involve removal of unsafe or defective materials. We aim to manage waste responsibly by:
Where material choices form part of a remediation strategy, we aim to consider not only safety and technical suitability but also the wider sustainability implications of replacement systems where reasonably practicable. This may include durability, compatibility, maintenance implications, and the long-term performance of the remediated external wall assembly.
We recognise that transport and access arrangements can contribute to environmental impact. We aim, where practicable, to improve coordination of deliveries, reduce unnecessary journeys, and plan logistics efficiently to support both project control and reduced environmental impact.
Our work is focused on correcting unsafe or defective external wall conditions, but we also recognise the wider importance of durable, coherent, and properly coordinated wall systems. A well-planned remediation programme can help support the long-term resilience, maintainability, and performance of the corrected façade assembly.
We aim to comply with applicable environmental laws, regulations, and project requirements relevant to our activities. We also seek to work in a way that reflects responsible industry practice and project governance.
Cladding Remediation will seek to support this policy by:
Responsibility for implementing this policy sits across the business. Management will support sustainable working practices, and those involved in project planning and delivery are expected to take this policy into account where relevant to their role and the nature of the works.
This Sustainability Policy will be reviewed periodically and updated where appropriate to reflect changes in our business, our projects, legal requirements, or our approach to sustainability.
If you have any questions about this Sustainability Policy, please contact:
Email: info@claddingremediation.co.uk
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At Cladding Remediation, we deliver compliance-led external wall remediation for residential and mixed-use buildings across the UK. We manage the full scope from PAS 9980 and FRAEW-led investigation support through unsafe cladding removal and non-combustible replacement systems, with controlled programmes suited to occupied blocks. Our teams address the key drivers of façade risk, including combustible cladding, insulation build-ups, and critical interfaces, providing clear documentation and consistent site standards throughout. Whether you are a freeholder, managing agent, developer, or principal contractor, we provide dependable delivery that moves buildings from assessment to remediation with confidence.
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