No two “repair jobs” are alike since no two buildings are the same. Sometimes a straightforward handyman job will do, while other times structural repair is required. We want to make it clear to you that structural repair and general repair are two distinct things that should not be used together. And we write it …
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“You shouldn’t be alarmed by tiny, hairline cracks because older homes frequently have them. However, some cracks require a professional inspection. Stair-step cracks and splits larger than 1/4 of an inch need to be examined. If you notice shrinkage cracks on your walls, contact Structural Repairs right away.” Naturally, noticing foundation cracks can be very …
What is carbon fibre reinforced polymers (CFRP)? Carbon fibre is one of the materials that has assisted the building and repair sectors, it is also known as graphite fibre or carbon graphite. It is a type of high-performance fibre used in civil engineering. It has increasingly become a go-to option as a lightweight, extraordinarily strong …
It is essential to determine the type and cause of the cracks developed in concrete structure by cracks mapping or visual inspection. Additionally, it would take less time and effort to determine the cause of cracks initiation. What are the types of crack patterns and their causes? Cracks due to earthquake – Seismic forces can …
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What is carbon fibre? Carbon fibre is one of the materials that has assisted the building and repair sectors, it is also known as graphite fibre or carbon graphite. It is a type of high-performance fibre used in civil engineering. It has increasingly become a go-to option as a lightweight, extraordinarily strong reinforcement with a …
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What is honeycombs in concrete? When cement paste or concrete fails to fill up the spaces around coarse aggregate particles and reinforcing steel, hollow sections of concrete called honeycombs or rock pockets result. These gaps are dispersed over tiny localized areas and may be found in one or two locations, throughout the entire concrete surface, …
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Although concrete is a robust and versatile material, but it is not unbreakable. Concrete deteriorates over time due to damage, natural wear or weather, leaving behind structural changes and markings that can be unsightly or even dangerous. You normally have three alternatives when this occurs: repair, replacement, or restoration of your concrete surface or structure. …
You never want to find a crack in a building because not only are they unattractive (and need to be covered), but they also indicate the presence of a larger issue. Along with fixing the crack itself, you also need to determine why it occurred and identify the root cause to prevent from recurrence. Many …
What is concrete cancer? The concrete that has developed cracks and separated from the substrate. Common signs: corrosion, flaking, cracking, disintegrated concrete, rust stains or roof and walls leaking. The causes of concrete cancer and spalling Chloride corrosion in saltwater. Unusual weather. Improper reinforcing steel preparation. Concreting done incorrectly. Failure of waterproofing: Concrete deterioration can …
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Honeycombs are hollow spaces & cavities left on the concrete surface or inside the concrete where concrete could not reach, mainly due to inadequate vibration of concrete during concrete pouring or poor workability of concrete. Honeycombs brings risk to the integrity of the structures, as the structure is now hollow due to the honeycombs, water …
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Structural Repairs (M) Sdn Bhd has been established since 1985 with the vision of becoming an industry leader with total ability in building repairs, protection and restoration. And in year 2009, we expanded our business into east Malaysia and formed Structural Repairs (EM) Sdn. Bhd. Since its inception, we have been carrying out various sizes and types of projects for public and private sector.
Structural Repairs (M) Sdn. Bhd.
198501000291 (132734-U)
No. 1 & 3, Jalan 3/118C,
Desa Tun Razak, Cheras,
56000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telephone :
(+603) 9173 1728
(+603) 9173 1729
Fax :
(+603) 9173 1731
E-mail :
structuralrepairs@gmail.com
Structural Repairs (EM) Sdn. Bhd.
200901021015 (864112-M)
Sublot 9, Lot 1122,
M5 Business Park,
5th Miles, Penrissen Road,
93250 Kuching,
Sarawak, Malaysia
Telephone :
(+608) 2617 198
Fax :
(+608) 2625 198
E-mail :
thebuildingdoctor@gmail.com
