Structural Repair, Concrete Repair and Structural Strengthening

The Difference Between Structural Repair And General Repair

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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Why Do Foundation Cracks Occur?

“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 …

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Why Carbon Fiber-Reinforced Polymers (CFRP) Strengthening Material Needs To Be Fire-Proofed?

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 …

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Identifying The Causes Of Crack Patterns: Cracks Mapping & Visual Inspection

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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Carbon Fibre Strengthening: The Advantages Of Carbon Fibre For Existing Structures

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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Honeycombs In Concrete: The Causes, Effects & Method To Repair

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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Do I Need Services for Concrete Restoration?

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. …

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Concrete cancer and concrete spalling: the causes and method to repair

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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