Underpinning

Underpinning involves strengthening the existing foundations of a building to provide additional support. This is typically required when the original foundation is no longer strong enough to support the structure, often due to changes in soil conditions, nearby construction, or subsidence damage.

Key Benefits

Building regulations compliant

Can increase property value

Long-term foundation stability

Multiple underpinning methods available

Structural engineering expertise

Suitable for all property types

Underpinning — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Permanent foundation strengthening
  • Suitable for all property types
  • Can increase load-bearing capacity
  • Building regulation certified
  • Long-term structural stability

Cons

  • Traditional methods can be disruptive
  • May require temporary relocation
  • Longer project timelines than resin injection
  • Higher cost than some alternatives

How It Works

1

Assessment

Thorough assessment of your foundations and soil conditions.

2

Design

Our engineers design the optimal underpinning solution for your property.

3

Installation

Expert installation using the chosen underpinning method.

4

Certification

Full documentation and certification of completed works.

Frequently Asked Questions

We offer several methods including mass concrete underpinning, mini-piled underpinning, beam and base systems, and resin injection. The best option depends on your specific requirements.

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