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Should I buy a home with roughcast cladding? Reasons to think twice
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Considering a home with roughcast cladding? Also known as stucco, this material is notorious for its association with New Zealand's leaky homes crisis.
Water can get trapped behind the cladding, leading to potential water damage, high maintenance costs, and reduced property value. Due to these risks, it's crucial to be cautious.
Before purchasing, always get an independent building inspection to identify the cladding type and check for any signs of moisture or damage.
What is cladding and what does it do?
You'll find homes for sale in NZ built with a wide range of cladding.
Common types of cladding
What is roughcast cladding, and should I avoid it?
How to know what type(s) of cladding has been used on a home?
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