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9 February 2024
Tale of the ‘Saddest House’ from Grand Designs.
Step inside the heart-wrenching tale of the ‘Saddest House.’ In this article, you will discover the tragic story behind the damaged property showcased in the...
3 September 2023
RAAC Concrete – Why Has This Happened?
The Unseen Danger of RAAC Concrete in UK Schools and Hospitals: A Call to Immediate Action Introduction Danger of RAAC Concrete – The United Kingdom...
3 September 2023
Is The Concrete RAAC in Your Building – What Next?
Concerned About RAAC Concrete in Your Building? Here’s How Structural Repairs Can Help Introduction Safety should never be taken lightly, especially when it comes to...
8 April 2023
Why Scanning Concrete Sewage Holding Tanks is important.
These concrete sewage holding tanks, which are approximately 50 to 60 years old, deteriorate and become porous over time due to a combination of factors....
2 April 2023
Introducing the “Birth Certificate” for Concrete
Introducing the “Birth Certificate” for Concrete: Improving Quality Control and Sustainability in the Construction Industry Introducing the “Birth Certificate” for Concrete is a thought that...
7 March 2023
Brightons Concrete Balconies and the BBC
“Worth our salt” – Structural Repairs and BBC News back on the concrete balconies of Brighton. Structural Repairs were recently invited to to take a...
7 March 2023
“Ticking time bomb and chocolate aeros”
It isn’t often that concrete makes headline news but there’s clearly something in the water… Or maybe in this case…there’s water in the something? Namely...
6 February 2023
Are London’s bridges falling down?
Structural Repairs met BBC News reporter Luke Hanrahan this week and he posed the question… Are London’s Bridges falling down? Luke got in touch to ask us to lend...
27 October 2022
The Cockpit Rescued by local company.
The Cockpit, situated on Eton High Street is one of Windsor and Eton’s oldest and most historically significant buildings has been rescued by Structural Repairs...
1 September 2022
How screw piles can help buildings in warm weather
The warmer weather can wreak havoc on your property, yet rising temperatures are something that we’re all going to have to get used to in...
25 May 2022
When the Ground Gives Way: Subsidence Causes Homeowners Must Recognise
Subsidence is a serious issue that can damage the safety of your home and its potential resale value. Although it can cause big problems, if...
16 May 2022
Screw Piling Expertise – The New Era of Foundations.
According to statistics, more than 20% of UK homes could be running the risk of subsidence due to poor-quality foundations and need Screw Piling Expertise...
8 April 2022
What is underpinning and why could I need it?
Underpinning is the process of strengthening the foundations of a property as the existing foundations are no longer strong enough. If a property has been...
20 June 2021
Revamping an Antique: Breathing New Life into Eton’s Elder Landmark
Structural Repairs are revamping an antique building. The leading Berkshire-based repairs and renovations specialist, has been tasked with transforming Eton’s oldest building, located near the...
31 May 2021
How To Avoid Structural Damage Concerns?
Structural Repairs offer UK customers a cost-efficient and professional service to rectify structural damage concerns. The all-in-one solution is one of the only of its...
26 March 2021
Lest We Forget the Sacrifices Made on Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day 2020 Lest we forget Remembrance Day 2020 has been quite something to behold and although the year has certainly been tough for everyone,...
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