Subsidence survey
At the heart of our journey lies the trust of thousands of businesses worldwide, reflected in the numbers that drive us forward.
Should I book a subsidence survey?
If you have noticed any signs of subsidence around your home, or if you’re worried that your home is suffering from subsidence, it’s time to book a subsidence survey.
Subsidence surveys are normally carried out by chartered surveyors, who will look for signs of subsidence and check your house for any other issues. Structural engineers may also provide subsidence surveys and report on their findings.
Early detection and professional assessment are essential for diagnosing subsidence, and a survey will help you understand:
The cause of the problem
The extent of the problem
How to preserve the structural integrity of your home
How to minimise subsidence treatment and repair costs
Subsidence Survey Report
Once the subsidence survey is complete, you will receive a report that outlines all the findings and we can advise on how to proceed with treating the underlying cause of the subsidence.
Our Teretek® resin injection and JOG computer-controlled grouting technologies use environmentally inert resin or cementitious grout to fill in the voids under the foundations of your home and improve the ground. They are injected through small holes (about 16mm in diameter) for a quick and efficient solution that causes minimal disruption and gives you peace of mind that your home is safe and stable
What happens during a subsidence survey?
During the survey, an inspector will:
Visually inspect your home, looking for signs of subsidence, such as cracks, sticking windows and doors and uneven floors.
Test soil conditions to understand how the soil may be contributing to subsidence.
Take measurements to determine if there has been any settlement or movement of the ground.
Review historic data and records to understand your home’s history and any previous subsidence issues.
The subsidence inspection will ensure a comprehensive analysis of the issue affecting your home, taking into account the size and the layout of the property, as well as the extent of the subsidence. Other surveys may also be required, such as geographical surveys and drain surveys, as they can provide valuable information about the potential causes of subsidence. In some cases, a return visit after a monitoring period may be necessary to determine whether the building has moved.
What happens during a subsidence survey?
The purpose of the level survey is to understand the nature and extent of the movement and confirm the required treatment.
Once a subsidence survey has been completed and the extent of the problem is understood, Mainmark can provide a full level survey. This will give you a better understanding of the nature and extent of the ground movement and the amount of work required to return your home to a safe, stable and level position.
During the full level survey, our specialist will determine how much lifting and level correction may be required and estimate how much resin or grout will need to be injected under the house.
The full level survey also gives our team an opportunity to:
Assess the area
Take measurements of the walls and floor slab
Note the position of services such as pipework and electrical cables
Consider any enabling works that may be required, such as the removal of furniture or the taking up of floor coverings
Identify any potential challenges such as the location of drains or under-floor heating
Following the full level subsidence survey, we’ll be able to suggest the best method for dealing with your home’s subsidence and offer an accurate quote for our services.
Mainmark technologies for treatment of subsidence following a subsidence survey
Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.
Teretek® resin injection treatment following a subsidence survey
ith over 25-years’ experience, Mainmark has led the world offering some of the most advanced resin injection and grout solutions. Teretek® from Mainmark is a new proprietary solution that utilises an injection delivery method developed to raise, re-level, and re-support buildings and other above-ground structures.
JOG computer-controlled grouting following a subsidence survey
JOG computer-controlled grouting is an award-winning grouting technology for strengthening weak ground beneath larger homes and structures such as residential buildings, using a cement grout injected under computer control. It is an extremely precise method for stabilising soils, consolidating weak ground and lifting foundations to deliver specific, engineered outcomes, regardless of complexity.
Fast, cost effective & non-invasive solutions to treat subsidence following a subsidence survey.
Featured Case Studies
A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.
Benefits of Mainmark’s subsidence treatments following subsidence survey
Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.
Fast
Our technologies are installed quickly and can be walked on soon after.
Environmentally inert
We use safe materials that are non-toxic and do not leach into the environment or affect the treated area.
Non-invasive
Our solutions are surgical in nature, causing minimal disruption to you or your family.
Cost-effective
Compared to other solutions, our technologies cost significantly less.
Get in Touch
Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.
Subsidence survey
At the heart of our journey lies the trust of thousands of businesses worldwide, reflected in the numbers that drive us forward.
Should I book a subsidence survey?
If you have noticed any signs of subsidence around your home, or if you’re worried that your home is suffering from subsidence, it’s time to book a subsidence survey.
Subsidence surveys are normally carried out by chartered surveyors, who will look for signs of subsidence and check your house for any other issues. Structural engineers may also provide subsidence surveys and report on their findings.
Early detection and professional assessment are essential for diagnosing subsidence, and a survey will help you understand:
The cause of the problem
The extent of the problem
How to preserve the structural integrity of your home
How to minimise subsidence treatment and repair costs
Subsidence Survey Report
Once the subsidence survey is complete, you will receive a report that outlines all the findings and we can advise on how to proceed with treating the underlying cause of the subsidence.
Our Teretek® resin injection and JOG computer-controlled grouting technologies use environmentally inert resin or cementitious grout to fill in the voids under the foundations of your home and improve the ground. They are injected through small holes (about 16mm in diameter) for a quick and efficient solution that causes minimal disruption and gives you peace of mind that your home is safe and stable
What happens during a subsidence survey?
During the survey, an inspector will:
Visually inspect your home, looking for signs of subsidence, such as cracks, sticking windows and doors and uneven floors.
Test soil conditions to understand how the soil may be contributing to subsidence.
Take measurements to determine if there has been any settlement or movement of the ground.
Review historic data and records to understand your home’s history and any previous subsidence issues.
The subsidence inspection will ensure a comprehensive analysis of the issue affecting your home, taking into account the size and the layout of the property, as well as the extent of the subsidence. Other surveys may also be required, such as geographical surveys and drain surveys, as they can provide valuable information about the potential causes of subsidence. In some cases, a return visit after a monitoring period may be necessary to determine whether the building has moved.
What happens during a subsidence survey?
The purpose of the level survey is to understand the nature and extent of the movement and confirm the required treatment.
Once a subsidence survey has been completed and the extent of the problem is understood, Mainmark can provide a full level survey. This will give you a better understanding of the nature and extent of the ground movement and the amount of work required to return your home to a safe, stable and level position.
During the full level survey, our specialist will determine how much lifting and level correction may be required and estimate how much resin or grout will need to be injected under the house.
The full level survey also gives our team an opportunity to:
Assess the area
Take measurements of the walls and floor slab
Note the position of services such as pipework and electrical cables
Consider any enabling works that may be required, such as the removal of furniture or the taking up of floor coverings
Identify any potential challenges such as the location of drains or under-floor heating
Following the full level subsidence survey, we’ll be able to suggest the best method for dealing with your home’s subsidence and offer an accurate quote for our services.
Mainmark technologies for treatment of subsidence following a subsidence survey
Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.
Teretek® resin injection treatment following a subsidence survey
ith over 25-years’ experience, Mainmark has led the world offering some of the most advanced resin injection and grout solutions. Teretek® from Mainmark is a new proprietary solution that utilises an injection delivery method developed to raise, re-level, and re-support buildings and other above-ground structures.
JOG computer-controlled grouting following a subsidence survey
JOG computer-controlled grouting is an award-winning grouting technology for strengthening weak ground beneath larger homes and structures such as residential buildings, using a cement grout injected under computer control. It is an extremely precise method for stabilising soils, consolidating weak ground and lifting foundations to deliver specific, engineered outcomes, regardless of complexity.
Fast, cost effective & non-invasive solutions to treat subsidence following a subsidence survey.
Featured Case Studies
A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.
Benefits of Mainmark’s subsidence treatments following subsidence survey
Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.
Fast
Our technologies are installed quickly and can be walked on soon after.
Environmentally inert
We use safe materials that are non-toxic and do not leach into the environment or affect the treated area.
Non-invasive
Our solutions are surgical in nature, causing minimal disruption to you or your family.
Cost-effective
Compared to other solutions, our technologies cost significantly less.
Get in Touch
Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.
Subsidence survey
At the heart of our journey lies the trust of thousands of businesses worldwide, reflected in the numbers that drive us forward.
Should I book a subsidence survey?
If you have noticed any signs of subsidence around your home, or if you’re worried that your home is suffering from subsidence, it’s time to book a subsidence survey.
Subsidence surveys are normally carried out by chartered surveyors, who will look for signs of subsidence and check your house for any other issues. Structural engineers may also provide subsidence surveys and report on their findings.
Early detection and professional assessment are essential for diagnosing subsidence, and a survey will help you understand:
The cause of the problem
The extent of the problem
How to preserve the structural integrity of your home
How to minimise subsidence treatment and repair costs
Subsidence Survey Report
Once the subsidence survey is complete, you will receive a report that outlines all the findings and we can advise on how to proceed with treating the underlying cause of the subsidence.
Our Teretek® resin injection and JOG computer-controlled grouting technologies use environmentally inert resin or cementitious grout to fill in the voids under the foundations of your home and improve the ground. They are injected through small holes (about 16mm in diameter) for a quick and efficient solution that causes minimal disruption and gives you peace of mind that your home is safe and stable
What happens during a subsidence survey?
During the survey, an inspector will:
Visually inspect your home, looking for signs of subsidence, such as cracks, sticking windows and doors and uneven floors.
Test soil conditions to understand how the soil may be contributing to subsidence.
Take measurements to determine if there has been any settlement or movement of the ground.
Review historic data and records to understand your home’s history and any previous subsidence issues.
The subsidence inspection will ensure a comprehensive analysis of the issue affecting your home, taking into account the size and the layout of the property, as well as the extent of the subsidence. Other surveys may also be required, such as geographical surveys and drain surveys, as they can provide valuable information about the potential causes of subsidence. In some cases, a return visit after a monitoring period may be necessary to determine whether the building has moved.
What happens during a subsidence survey?
The purpose of the level survey is to understand the nature and extent of the movement and confirm the required treatment.
Once a subsidence survey has been completed and the extent of the problem is understood, Mainmark can provide a full level survey. This will give you a better understanding of the nature and extent of the ground movement and the amount of work required to return your home to a safe, stable and level position.
During the full level survey, our specialist will determine how much lifting and level correction may be required and estimate how much resin or grout will need to be injected under the house.
The full level survey also gives our team an opportunity to:
Assess the area
Take measurements of the walls and floor slab
Note the position of services such as pipework and electrical cables
Consider any enabling works that may be required, such as the removal of furniture or the taking up of floor coverings
Identify any potential challenges such as the location of drains or under-floor heating
Following the full level subsidence survey, we’ll be able to suggest the best method for dealing with your home’s subsidence and offer an accurate quote for our services.
Mainmark technologies for treatment of subsidence following a subsidence survey
Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.
Teretek® resin injection treatment following a subsidence survey
ith over 25-years’ experience, Mainmark has led the world offering some of the most advanced resin injection and grout solutions. Teretek® from Mainmark is a new proprietary solution that utilises an injection delivery method developed to raise, re-level, and re-support buildings and other above-ground structures.
JOG computer-controlled grouting following a subsidence survey
JOG computer-controlled grouting is an award-winning grouting technology for strengthening weak ground beneath larger homes and structures such as residential buildings, using a cement grout injected under computer control. It is an extremely precise method for stabilising soils, consolidating weak ground and lifting foundations to deliver specific, engineered outcomes, regardless of complexity.
Fast, cost effective & non-invasive solutions to treat subsidence following a subsidence survey.
Featured Case Studies
A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.
Benefits of Mainmark’s subsidence treatments following subsidence survey
Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.
Fast
Our technologies are installed quickly and can be walked on soon after.
Environmentally inert
We use safe materials that are non-toxic and do not leach into the environment or affect the treated area.
Non-invasive
Our solutions are surgical in nature, causing minimal disruption to you or your family.
Cost-effective
Compared to other solutions, our technologies cost significantly less.
Get in Touch
Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.