Whakahōutia anō ngā papa pātū o tō kāinga Re-clad your home

The exterior cladding or envelope is a protective layer of materials that separates a building's structure and interior from exterior elements.

To re-clad means to replace any part of the exterior envelope because your property has weather-tightness issues or for cosmetic purposes.

You will need to apply for a building consent to carry out re-cladding work, even if the new cladding is the same as the one being removed. Your building consent application will list quite a few inspections.

You won't need to apply for resource consent to carry out re-cladding work, unless your property is in a special character area.

​When applying for a building consent regarding re-cladding, you will also need to complete the AC2329 form.

You will need to have an onsite pre-construction meeting to discuss the programme of work. The following people must attend:

• project manager
• builder
• owner/agent
• relevant consultants that you have engaged
• our building control inspection officer involved with the inspections.

The Re-clad Specialist team carries out the inspections in the exact order for you to receive your Code Compliance Certificate (CCC):

1. Pre-construction site meeting (before the work starts)
2. Strip-off inspection (after you have removed the original cladding and building wraps, but before removing any damaged framing)
3. Remedial works inspection (after you have repaired all affected elements on the building and before they are covered over)
4. Pre-wrap, nib, wall/cavity, substrate, insulation, fire-rating and painting inspections
5. Cladding inspection
6. Painting check before scaffolding is removed
7. Final inspection