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What is the Difference Between Concrete Underpinning and Resin Underpinning?

Historically there have been two main underpinning techniques in use. These are: Concrete slab underpinning Screw pile underpinning, also known as pier underpinning or piering. More recently, a third method is being used called grout or resin injection. Grout or resin injection is the newest method of underpinning available, though it is not actually underpinning. It involves injecting grout or resin into the ground which fills up voids under the slab and expands, compressing the ground. As the resin is not penetrating into stable ground, because the process is limited to the depth it can achieve, it is vulnerable to movement and not considered a permanent solution. Traditionally, concrete underpinning was used to increase the size of foundations, and in the process, strengthen them. Pier underpinning is combining steel peers with concrete footings to secure the building and lift it to its original position. Closing up gaps and cracks with concrete pier underpinning is considered a long-term solution, one that will not be affected by further changes in the ground surrounding the house or building. To find out more about our business and the services we provide, visit our website - https://allencoconstruction.com.au/ You can also check us out on the socials: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/allencoconstruction/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/allenco.construc... Linked In - https://www.linkedin.com/company/allenco-c...