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The Verdict well, they guy came around today and cut it all back only to find the cancer had only reached the "superficial" parts of the beam. 3.5 hours later of cuting, drilling and repatching, the jobs covered for $350.00. Super happy! i just need to buy some texture paint in a few days...

thanks allot everone for the advice and help. i have someone coming in tommorrow to inspect how bad it is, and what can be done. Appriciate all the help given from everyone on here. I owe you all a beer :)

yeah, its kind of a complicated setup where i am the unit above a shop, and my floor extents past the shops roof (where the cancer is). i am the only one with concrete as the bottom shop is brick. I do have building insurance that was taken out when i bought the property, but would the existing...

yeah, its an apartment above a shop. Im not sure what an innactive body corp is exactly, but ive been told its everyone looks after there own piece of building.

after owning my unit for around a year some serious concrete cancer has now become visible from under the render (which was hidden when i purchase my unit). Looking into the very costly ways of repairing this, as its the main beam holding up our unit :mad: Is there anyway insurance would cover...