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Underpinning is the process in which it strengthens the foundation that is underneath the house which keeps it from sinking and allows it to take up further load or to correct any misleveling. 

We understand that Underpinning can be a massive undertaking by all the people involved with the home and can be stressful to the family if you do not know what you need it for. Therefore, our assessment looks into all the factors that are causing your home to sink, so you can fully understand what is going on with your house and what course of action you want to take to remedy it. There are many underpinning methods that are available to a homeowner. Each method has its own purpose depending on the circumstances of the subsidence.

Signs you need underpinning:

Benefits of Underpinning are:

Types of Underpinning

Cement Grout Underpinning

In the cases where the holes below the houses are large and locateable, Cement Grout Underpinning is a very popular method of stopping a house which is subsiding. It is a preventive method for stopping the house from sinking as it adds support to the structure of your house and removed any strain that it might have previously had. To achieve this results, we pump a special mix into the holes that are located during the assessment. This is a non-shrink cement grout that is giving support to the foundation as the soil hasn’t been able to. With its non-shrink technology, the cement gout takes the shape and form of the hole, as it instantly dries up to fit the mold of the missing soil area.

Steel Pile Underpinning

Get your Home nailed to the ground! In a more technical sense, steel piles underpinning is a method of using steel piles that are dilled down deep into the grown using special excavators that are then fixed with brackets that are attached to your homes structures. This method of Underpinning is popular amongst homes where the land is considered often unstable. If you live in an area that is prone to flooding or built on reclaimed land, then Steel pile Underpinning is a way to protect your homes structures as these rainstorms and floods can cause your home to subside due to soil erosion and sink quicker. Methods such Cement Grout may not be the most suitable, as you may have to keep filling the holes that are eroded away with the rainfall.

Cement Grout Underpinning

In the cases where the holes below the houses are large and locateable, Cement Grout Underpinning is a very popular method of stopping a house which is subsiding. It is a preventive method for stopping the house from sinking as it adds support to the structure of your house and removed any strain that it might have previously had. To achieve this results, we pump a special mix into the holes that are located during the assessment. This is a non-shrink cement grout that is giving support to the foundation as the soil hasn’t been able to. With its non-shrink technology, the cement gout takes the shape and form of the hole, as it instantly dries up to fit the mold of the missing soil area.

Why Sydney Foundation Repairs

There are countless reasons to consider when choosing Pierite, but here are some of the best ones.

Specialised Underpinning Methods

We used specialised traditional underpinning methods to provide lasting results and ensure your home’s stability and safety.

Cutting-Edge Technology

Sydney Foundation Repairs, we use the latest tools, equipment, and techniques to perform foundation repairs.

Affordable, Transparent Pricing

We offer competitive pricing and provide clear, upfront quotes with no hidden fees.

Fully Licensed and Insured

We are a fully licensed and insured foundation repair company, giving you peace of mind knowing that your property is in the hands of experienced professionals

Sustainable Practices

Our foundation repair solutions not only enhance the safety and stability of your property but also contribute to reducing environmental impact.

Safety is Our Priority

 In every project, we priorities safety through strict protocols and regulations for our client’s premises, the community and our team.

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