
A dislodged eave can quickly become more than a cosmetic issue. At a residential property in Oatley, NSW, an additional section of the eave had become dislodged and was falling down, creating a potential risk to people around the property. High Demand Restoration attended to carry out rectification works, with the affected section adjusted and secured back into position.

The affected section was located along the exterior of the property and had become visibly dislodged. With part of the eave falling down, rectification works were required to address the affected section and ensure it was properly secured.
The before photo from the inspection clearly shows the section dropping away from its intended position.
High Demand Restoration attended the Oatley property to carry out rectification works to the affected eave. The dislodged section was carefully adjusted and secured back into place, restoring it to its correct position along the exterior of the home. Following completion of the works, the eave was confirmed to be secured in position.
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When a section of an eave becomes loose or starts falling, addressing it promptly can help reduce the risk it presents to people around the property. Rectification works can also restore the affected section to a neater and more secure position rather than leaving a visibly dislodged area along the exterior of the home.
The difference following the rectification works can be clearly seen in the before and after photos. Before the works, the affected section of the eave was visibly falling down. After adjustment and securing, the eave was returned to position and confirmed to be secure.

High Demand Restoration successfully completed the eave rectification works at the Oatley property, adjusting and securing the affected section back into place.