Cladding works involve the application of materials to the exterior or interior surfaces of a building to enhance aesthetics, provide insulation, and protect against weather elements. The process starts with the selection of cladding materials, such as metal panels, vinyl, wood, or stone, based on factors like durability, insulation properties, and design preferences. During installation, the chosen cladding material is fixed to the building’s structure using appropriate techniques, such as mechanical fasteners or adhesive systems, ensuring proper alignment and secure attachment. This phase also includes preparing the surface to which the cladding will be applied, ensuring it is clean, level, and structurally sound. Cladding works often involve additional components like insulation layers and weather barriers to improve energy efficiency and weather resistance. After installation, quality checks are performed to ensure that the cladding is correctly applied and meets building codes and design specifications. Maintenance involves periodic inspections and repairs to address any issues such as damage, wear, or weathering, ensuring the cladding continues to perform effectively and maintain its appearance.