Slab strengthening improves the structural capacity and durability of existing slabs through additional reinforcement and shotcreting from the underside. This method helps restore and strengthen the slab for improved structural performance.
The repaired surface is finished to achieve a smooth and even appearance. Proper finishing completes the strengthening and repair work and prepares the surface for subsequent painting or other finishing requirements.
Composite structures combine different structural materials to create a practical and efficient building system. The construction process involves integrating RCC and steel components to achieve the required strength, stability and functionality while maintaining an efficient structural arrangement.
Wall damage can occur due to dampness, ageing plaster, moisture penetration or surface deterioration. Proper wall repair involves identifying the affected area, removing damaged material, preparing the surface and applying suitable repair and waterproofing materials for a durable finish.
Cracks are among the most visible signs of distress in a building. However, not every crack indicates a structural problem. Some may develop due to plaster shrinkage, material movement or changes in moisture, while others may point to deeper concerns. Understanding the crack’s width, pattern, location and behaviour over time is important.
