Welsh housing association advises 40 households to leave homes due to RAAC risk

Trivallis RAAC

RAAC concrete has been identified in 60 of Trivallis’ properties on the Gower Estate in Hirwaun, and another 17 privately-owned homes were built in the same way

Welsh housing association Trivallis advised 40 households to move out of their homes earlier this week due to risks posed by Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC).

Following surveys, Trivallis discovered a “critical risk” related to RAAC in one of its homes, and has said that this issue could potentially affect 40 other homes with a similar design.

The lightweight concrete, which is at risk of sudden collapse, was found in the roof and ceilings.

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