Brick slips may be simply the aesthetic layer to your building’s façade – generally found bedded onto concrete floor beams to create the appearance of continuous brickwork – but when they fail, it is important to investigate why?
Brick slips can fail for innocuous reasons such as poor bonding, but their detachment or bulging could also be a sign of a more worrisome issue such as movement, concrete frame shortening, and transfer of loading due to lack of horizontal soft joints and infill wall head restraints. These will require the expertise of a masonry repair and reinforcement specialist for the correct professional remedial work, providing peace of mind.
Over the last 20 years, as leaders in our field, we have assisted many property owners and structural engineers to identify the causation of their masonry related issues and consistently determined the most cost-effective and sympathetic solutions for them – even developing a few ourselves, when standard remedies did not exist, that have been adopted by others in the industry.
Your property will be in good hands because not only are we dedicated to offering you, the client, a swift and affordable quality service, but our team always take the greatest care to minimise any disruption experienced by those who live in and around your property.
We are the specialists for the repair of brick slip problems, and we cover London, Kent, Surrey and Sussex with our specialist surveyors and contractors.
To book a time for one of our surveyors to visit your property, call us today on 01227 721255, email us atenquiries@actionwallties.co.uk or use our contact form to get in touch.
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The leading reason why we have worked with AWT for the last 9 to 10 years is because their assessments are so comprehensive, enabling both contractors and clients to set and plan clear budgets for their remedial structural works. AWT are something of an authority in this area. And their detailed surveys and reports include evidence of remedial requirements and scope to make it easier to demonstrate value for money and cost benefit over planned cycles. They are a well-organised company with well trained and experienced tradesmen.