Press Releases and Media Coverage
Robbie Blanchfield explores the benefits of resin injection in buildings.
Foundational Concerns
facilitate
4th February 2019
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Concrete Underpinning vs Resin Injection
How advancements in ground engineering can help reduce council spend
Feature
1st February 2019
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Victor Chirilas, Operations Manager at Mainmark UK, explores how unstable foundations can impact health, safety, performance and the operation of your manufacturing business.
Strong foundations are key to an organisation's health
Manufacturing and Engineering Magazine
15th January 2019
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Victor Chirilas, Operations Manager at Mainmark UK, explores how unstable foundations can impact safety, performance and the operation of your manufacturing business
Strong foundations are key to an organisation's health
Manufacturing Management
10th January 2019
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The summer of 2018 will be remembered for a six-week spell when temperatures in parts of the country consistently topped 30C (86F). Following the record-breaking summer, the insurance world is currently faced with a ‘subsidence surge’ after receiving an unusually large number of subsidence related claims. The heatwave played havoc with many buildings due to the sustained warm weather causing water from subsoils to dry out, resulting in shrinkage.
Managing the surge by reducing the outstandings
Feature
1st January 2019
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Between 2016/17, 184,000 homes were built in England.1 During this time, hundreds of homes and buildings across Britain were severely damaged, following extreme weather conditions including heatwaves, flash floods and sub-zero temperatures.
Property Subsidence doesn’t have to be scary
RESIDENTIAL Buyer
10th December 2018
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Ever get that sinking feeling? You could be dealing with a case of subsidence. Affecting a buildings foundations and footings, it occurs in response to changes in the ground or the movement of soil.
On Shaky Ground
Fabric October 2018
3rd October 2018
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Cracks in walls, close to doorways and windows, and sloping or sinking floors are often early indicators that a building has foundation problems that could be the result of subsidence. This can happen for many reasons, including neighbouring construction affecting a building’s integrity or when soil becomes too wet or too dry, which will affect the foundation structure.
Underpinning: Concrete Vs Resin Injection
QUBE Magazine
2nd October 2018
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Cracks in walls, close to doorways and windows, and sloping or sinking floors are often early indicators that a building has foundation problems that could be the result of subsidence. This can happen for many reasons, including neighbouring construction affecting a building’s integrity or when soil becomes too wet or too dry, which will affect the foundation structure.
Underpinning vs Resin injection
HOME DESIGNER & ARCHITECT
25th September 2018
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Mainmark’s UK team has done a great job remediating this London home suffering significant cracking due to subsidence. Thanks to renowned property expert and TV presenter Sarah Beeny for filming and sharing this project.
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Sarah Beeny
18th September 2018
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As most property developers will know, fixing subsidence issues was historically considered both challenging and costly. This is why those involved in property development are careful when taking on a property that is showing the common signs of subsidence including cracked walls and uneven floors.
Understanding soil type: the key to addressing structural problems
i-build
11th September 2018
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Mainmark gives advice to estate agents and landlords about why building foundations sink and the advanced repair solutions now available.
Have you got that sinking feeling?
ESTATE AGENT NEWS
14th August 2018
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