Press Releases and Media Coverage
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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Cracking walls and uneven floors are usually symptoms of a deeper problem. Many structural issues are the result of unstable ground or subsidence, so understanding what’s happening in the ground will help to identify the cause of any structural issues that are happening to the building itself. Different soil types in particular give rise to different problems and require different solutions.
Understanding soil type: the key to addressing structural problems
Editorial
1st August 2018
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Mainmark gives advice about why building foundations sink and the advanced repair solutions now available.
Let’s get one thing straight: the advanced way to tackle property subsidence
ARCHETECH
22nd July 2018
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Between 2016/17, 184,000 homes were built in England. 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. According to conservation charity, WWF, the impact of such conditions is estimated to have cost the British economy tens of billions of pounds; this could increase even more by 2050, particularly if buildings continue to be constructed on flood plains.
Let’s Get One Thing Straight: Property Subsidence Doesn’t Have To Be Scary
Property Secrets
26th June 2018
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Historically, fixing structural issues for any building was considered both challenging and costly, however, for large commercial buildings including warehouses, factories, business complexes and retail parks, discovering structural issues can be even more disruptive. Due to the sheer size of these industrial buildings and the affect structural issues can have on a business residing in the property, it’s vital facility managers, insurance professionals and property owners understand the advanced solutions available.
Ground engineering expert provides advanced structural solutions for commercial businesses
Warehouse & Logistics News
18th May 2018
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Ground engineering expert Mainmark is urging owners to check the structure of their buildings for signs of subsidence following the recent weather conditions, and recommending they research the advanced solutions now available for structural remediation work.
Check for subsidence after recent adverse weather
Handling & Storage Solutions
4th May 2018
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Chris Charman, former loss adjuster and insurance expert at global ground engineering specialist Mainmark, discusses how new technology is providing a solution for challenging property subsidence issues. Mainmark is lead sponsor of the CILA Subsidence Special Interest Group.
Injection prevents interruption
CILA
1st April 2018
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Increased support for buildings that require non-invasive ground improvements.
Global Leaders In Advanced Ground Engineering Expand UK Arm
QUBE Magazine
5th March 2018
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Innovative ground engineering specialist, Mainmark, is delighted to announce that it has recently enhanced its UK division by welcoming two of its long-standing overseas experts to the British team. The enhancement will help Mainmark to expand the support provided to commercial and residential property owners that require ground improvements with minimal intrusion and interruption to occupants.
Global leaders in advanced ground engineering expand UK arm
Construction Industry News
2nd March 2018
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Mainmark has announced it has recently enhanced its UK division by welcoming two of its long-standing overseas experts to the British team.
Mainmark enhances UK division
GEPLUS
19th February 2018
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Between 2016/17, 184,000 homes were built in England. During this time, hundreds of homes and buildings across Britain were severely damaged, following extreme weather conditions including scorching heatwaves and flash floods. According to conservation charity, WWF, the impact of such conditions is estimated to have cost the British economy tens of billions of pounds; this could increase even more by 2050, particularly if buildings continue to be constructed on flood plains.
Wall cracks: When should you worry?
Housebuilder & Developer
5th February 2018
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