Underpinning involves strengthening and stabilizing the foundation of an existing structure. This service is critical when a building's original foundation is no longer strong or stable enough due to subsidence, changes in soil conditions, increased load requirements, or renovations such as basement lowering.

Key Services:

• Site Assessment & Engineering: Comprehensive structural analysis and soil testing to determine the appropriate underpinning method.
• Traditional Mass Concrete Underpinning: Sequential excavation and concrete pouring to deepen and reinforce the foundation.
• Mini-Piled Underpinning: Ideal for restricted access sites or poor soil conditions, using deep-driven or bored piles connected to the existing foundation.
• Beam and Base Method: Construction of reinforced concrete beams to redistribute building loads across new footings.
• Basement Lowering (Bench Footing or Underpinning): Increasing basement ceiling height while reinforcing the structure.