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How to Repair Cracks in Concrete. A Step-by-Step Guide

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Cracks have been and remain a fairly common occurrence in concrete slabs. This is due to the characteristics of the material itself. The formation of defects is influenced by a variety of factors. These include not only manufacturing errors but also external environmental influences. The internal stress that develops within…
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What Soil to Use for Grading Around the House

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When planning construction, it is essential to conduct professional soil grading. Choosing the right soil for the foundation is a crucial step, as it directly affects the building’s stability and longevity. It is also important to consider that over time, the soil will begin to settle, potentially creating low areas…
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A basement corner with walls covered by a waterproofing membrane and a layer of gravel on the floor, indicating the installation of a waterproofing system during the underpinning process.

What is Underpinning In Commercial Construction?

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In construction, commercial underpinning is performed to strengthen and stabilize the foundation of an existing structure. This is necessary when the original foundation is no longer strong enough to support the building, or when changes in the house or the surrounding area create additional loads on the support. What is…
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What to Do When Basement Floods

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A basement flood is a big trouble for every home owner. Besides property damage, it also indicates that something is wrong with the drainage system and waterproofing. It’s important to know what to do if your basement floods and to promptly address all issues to prevent the appearance of mould,…
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