The first thing that occurs is that surely this was a defect that should have been identified and fixed in the first six years of the building.
Secondly, I think your strata manager is right. It needs a fully qualified and insured professional for a job that big and you could do a lot worse that approach our sponsors Windowline for a quote. Be sure to mention Flat Chat when you do.
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