Repair
Repair of damaged or deteriorating concrete and post-tensioned elements, planned around occupants and live sites.
- Damaged or cut tendons
- Cracking and spalling
- Deteriorated anchorages
Repair. Strengthen. Report.
All types of remedial work on post-tensioned and conventionally reinforced structures.
Strengthening
Structural strengthening that increases the capacity of existing slabs and beams for new loads, new uses or a longer life.
- Change of use or added load
- New openings and penetrations
- Extending service life
Reporting
Clear structural consultation and recommendations, so owners, builders and engineers can make confident, informed decisions.
- Inspection findings
- Repair options explained
- Documentation for your records
When to call us
Some of the situations we're asked to look at.
- A tendon has been cut or damaged
- Cracking or excessive deflection
- Water ingress or corrosion
- A change of use or added load
- New openings or penetrations
- Structural consultation
Cut a tendon by accident?
Stop work in the area, keep people clear and call us. A stressed tendon holds a lot of energy, and a damaged one needs to be assessed before work carries on around it.
Remedial works questions
Can't see yours? Ask us directly.
What damages post-tensioned slabs?
Common causes include cutting or coring without scanning first, water getting into ducts or anchorages, and loads the slab wasn't designed for. Age and the quality of the original work can also play a part.
Can you work in an occupied building?
Yes. Remedial works are planned around occupants and live sites, with access, noise and safety agreed with the building owner or builder before work starts.
Do you provide reports for engineers and owners?
Yes. We provide structural consultation with findings and recommendations, so owners, builders and engineers can make confident decisions about repair.