Concrete Materials Science

Concrete, while durable, is susceptible to cracking due to factors like thermal expansion, shrinkage, and structural loads. Left unaddressed, these cracks can lead to water...

RAAC Windsor When it comes to modern construction, efficiency, durability, and sustainability are key. That’s where Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in Windsor shines. This...

We’re delighted to announce that Structural Repairs’ Fortress Re:Grid has been voted winner of the 2025 UK Concrete Show New Product Award! As the UK...

The crumbling concrete plaguing the UK’s existing infrastructure alarmingly reveals a prevalent issue in today’s construction industry. Once the pride of post-war redevelopment, buildings, bridges,...

When it comes to the construction and foundation of a building, there are a variety of different materials and methods that can be used to...

The Unseen Danger of RAAC Concrete in UK Schools and Hospitals: A Call to Immediate Action Introduction Danger of RAAC Concrete – The United Kingdom...

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...

RAAC Concrete: The Future with Carbon Fibre Wrapping and Ground-breaking Resin Injection Techniques Introduction Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) is a construction material with a...

Why are Screwpiles the ultimate solution for commercial warehouse subsidence? If you own a commercial warehouse, you know how important it is to maintain its...

Concrete Scanning London Structural Repairs are on a mission. They have been concrete scanning London. Concrete is a vital material widely used in construction projects...

What has caused a concrete car park collapse in New York City? A multi-storey concrete car park in Manhattan’s Financial District partially collapsed, resulting in...

Your concrete balcony is prone to delamination so the Structural Repair team what to ask… How safe is your concrete balcony? What is delamination? Concrete delamination...

Concrete underpinning is a common method used to repair subsidence, a condition in which a building or structure begins to sink or settle due to...

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...

“Worth our salt” – Structural Repairs and BBC News back on the concrete balconies of Brighton. Structural Repairs were recently invited to to take a...

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...

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...

Concrete Stairs: Why do they need to be monitored? Concrete stairs issues occur as concrete ages. As Concrete ages, it deteriorates. The basic rule of...

Structural Repair Issues As temperatures drop and the weather becomes colder and damper, it’s important to look out for structural repair issues that may arise...