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A method used to lift and stabilize buildings by raising the foundation to correct settling or damage.
Employs hydraulic jacks to evenly lift structures, ensuring minimal stress and precise alignment.
Involves thorough planning and monitoring to prevent structural failure during the jacking process.
- - Purpose - Used to lift and stabilize settling or sinking building foundations.
- - Materials - Typically involves hydraulic jacks and supporting piers or cylinders.
- - Process - Involves lifting the structure gradually to prevent damage.
- - Applications - Suitable for correcting uneven slabs or shifting foundations.
- - Advantages - Minimizes the need for complete foundation replacement and reduces repair costs.
Foundation jacking work generally involves lifting and stabilizing existing building foundations to address settlement, uneven settling, or structural concerns. The process typically includes inserting hydraulic jacks or similar equipment beneath the foundation, carefully lifting it to the desired level, and then securing it in place. When evaluating requests for foundation jacking, key details include the extent of the foundation movement, the type and condition of the existing foundation, the specific structural issues being addressed, the building's usage and occupancy, and the site conditions. Accurate assessment of these factors helps determine the appropriate jacking approach, the scope of work, and potential risks or limitations associated with the project.
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