Friday 17 June 2016

Need Help With Under Pinning? We know how to protect your family, home and business!

What is Underpinning?

 

Underpinning refers to the process of laying down a strong foundation below the ground level of any building to strengthen its structure. The most preferred method is to extend the existing foundation to make it stronger. By extending the foundation, we allow the building to rest on a more accommodating soil and let it distribute the load over a larger area. Underpinning literally means removing the earth from the main points of a constructed building’s foundation and replacing the same with concrete.

 

We at Northern Underpinning & Salt Damp Removal Adelaide dig under the building’s foundation and use concrete to support the existing foundation. Pressure is applied in most cases and thus we are able to elevate the building back to its original position. Concrete is used to stabilize the building. Underpinning can be done for homes, wall foundations, and even garages. It gives stability to the building that has recurring cracks.

 

Northern Underpinning Adelaide  & Salt Damp Removal Adelaide has expertise in underpinning and other crack related issues. So if you notice any cracks appear in the walls of your building, it is highly recommended to get it inspected by experts. We are here to help you, no cracking problem is too big for us if we are informed on time. However, if you ignore the cracks in the walls then it could lead to worse situations. There are various symptoms that indicate that you need professional underpinning services soon. Usual symptoms include: 

 

If you see any of the above mentioned signs in your building then you should contact underpinning contractors hastily. Underpinning may be required in various different situations. How We Get To Work at Northern Underpinning & Salt Damp Removal Our underpinning team will investigate your property and chart a plan accordingly. We take into consideration the following before we get down to work:
  • Drainage
  • Sub foundation soil evaporation
  • Leaks caused due to faulty plumbing
  • Sub foundation tree root transpiration
  • Current weather state
  • The existing foundation

 

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