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One of the most frequent questions I get from my consumer clients is: Do I need to get my house slab repaired, and if so, what is the proper repair method? As you can imagine, there are a myriad of variables that need to be considered before foundation repair is warranted. The fact is, knowing how Continue reading How Residential Foundations Work: Slabs 101 Tags: foundation, home foundation repair opinion, san antonio, Structural Failure - Categories: Articles, By Jeff Lineberger, P. E.
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Slab on Grade Foundation Systems gained popularity on a mass scale after World War II. Many returning veterans needed affordable and reliable housing in primarily suburban areas of the United States. To build homes in volume, developers and builders chose shallow bearing concrete foundations systems because they were relatively inexpensive, and could be built in Continue reading Foundation Repair? Understanding Residential Slab Underpinning Articles
BIMBoy: First Wisconsin, now Texas mandates BIM for state projects By Jeff Yoders Apparently, even Building Information Modeling is bigger in Texas. The Texas Facilities Commission announced yesterday that it is requiring a BIM model for all state design and construction projects. The state agency oversees all real estate development for the state including state buildings and Continue reading Tool of Choice for Structural Analysis/Forensics Articles
New Orleans sits smack dab between the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Pontchartrain, and when a hurricane comes rolling in, those bodies of water tend to spill into the streets. This Continue reading How It Works: Protecting New Orleans With The World’s Largest Water Pump Tags: flood, headlines, hurricanes, SciTech, September 2009, Susannah F. Locke, water pumps - Categories: Articles
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