The homeowners were confronted with wide cracks visible on both the internal and external walls of their extension, creating a sense of uncertainty about the safety of their home. They needed a viable, cost-effective fix but were determined to avoid the mess of traditional repairs.
The primary concern was the disruption associated with traditional concrete underpinning. In clay-heavy regions like County Armagh, traditional methods often require weeks of heavy excavation, which can damage gardens and potentially worsen ground movement as the clay reacts to moisture changes.
