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Basement Waterproofing: Long-Term Savings Strategy

CCR Magazine

Basement waterproofing is important in maintaining your home and preventing costly damage. Water seepage into basements is a common problem that can lead to mold, mildew, rotting, and foundation damage if left unaddressed. Learn more about how waterproofing your basement is a smart financial decision.

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Protecting Commercial Structures with Robust Water Resistive Systems

Construction Daily News

With this in mind, keep reading as we explore the importance of protecting commercial structures with robust water-resistive systems. Some common culprits include strong winds, extreme interior/exterior temperature differences, stack effect, imbalances between supply/exhaust air systems, and hydrostatic forces.

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Adventures in Renovation: The Historic Courthouse and the Stair and Elevator Tower Conundrum

Civil + Structural Engineer

A significant number of MEP systems, some active and some abandoned, needed to be demolished and moved out of the footprint of the tower just under the second floor roof. New micropiles were drilled to support the tower foundations and massive structural steel columns were set in place to support the tall tower.

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Water Leakage from Ceiling | water leakage from ceiling | How to Stop Water Leakage from Ceiling

CivilJungle

The water leakage problems are due to various issues such as defective plumbing systems. If the faces of the walls are exposed to the rain and it is not properly protected and waterproofing is done. If the lack of drainage system provided due to which the water is getting accumulated and causes the problems of leakages.

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16 Types of Building Components | How a Building Is Constructed | 19 Different Types of Building Construction Phases

CivilJungle

Under every house is a foundation , and under most footing is Bedding for Footing. Also, Read: Difference Between Footing and Foundation | What is Footing and Foundation. #2. Generally, the plinth is built slightly well above the ground floor sometime after the foundation. Next the foundation goes in.

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Polysulfide Sealant Vs Polyurethane Sealant | Functions of Sealants | What Is Polysulphide Sealant | What Is Polyurethane Sealant

CivilJungle

In building construction, the first stage is earth excavation , which is then followed by dewatering the trenches, laying of brick flat sloping and PCC layer, placing of reinforcement caging for the construction of footings, and finally the Concreting of foundations. Adhesive resins such as bitumen, tar, natural gum, wax etc.

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19 Different Types of Slabs in Construction | What Is a Slab

CivilJungle

Utilized during a flat plate system, it’s impossible to possess a sizeable span. They require a specific level of thickness to maintain their strength – usually at least 4 inches for a slab -on-grade foundation. It is utilized for its brawny foundation features of crack & sagging resistance.