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Your Asset preservation specialists -
Over 50 years experience
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Licensed Builders
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Australian resin
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1800 18 20 20
Your Asset preservation specialists
Over 50 years experience
Licensed Builders
Australian resin
1800 18 20 20
Warehouse slabs and surrounding hardstands are prone to differential subsidence. Differential subsidence can pose significant hazards to pedestrian traffic, and the operation of machinery and vehicles like forklifts and trucks.
Overloading: Exceeding the weight limit that the slab and underlying soil is designed to bear can cause settlement. This is a common issue in warehouses where heavy goods are stored.
Subgrade Settlement or Movement: If the soil beneath the slab is not properly compacted or if it shifts, the slab can settle due to uneven support.
Moisture Changes in the Subgrade: Changes in moisture levels can cause the soil to expand or contract, leading to movement in the slab. This could be due to tree's or water ingress.
Trip and Fall Accidents: Cracks in the floor can create trip hazards for workers and visitors, increasing the risk of injuries.
Damage to Machinery and Vehicles: Uneven surfaces due to cracks can cause wear and tear or damage to forklifts, trucks, and other machinery, impacting their performance and safety.
Impeded Workflow: Cracks and uneven surfaces can hinder the smooth movement of forklifts and trucks, potentially leading to accidents or inefficiencies in operations and impacting productivity.
Structural Integrity Issues: Extensive cracking can compromise the structural integrity of the warehouse, posing a long-term hazard.
Increased Maintenance Costs: Regular repair and maintenance are required to address the cracking issues, which can be costly.
To mitigate these risks, regular inspection and maintenance of warehouse slabs is essential. Prompt repairs, using appropriate techniques such as sealing or resurfacing, can prevent small cracks from developing into major hazards.
We bring 50 years combined of experience in relevelling homes with structural resin injection techniques. Through our ethical and operational cornerstones, Rectify Group delivers commitment to excellence through innovation and integrity while offering sustainable solutions.
Rectify successfully delivers hundreds of jobs each year for civil, commercial, government and residential clients.
With more than 50 years experience in the ground remediation sector with access to the leading techniques and products, the Rectify Team are capable of providing a standard setting outcome that will satisfy expectations and design requirements.
Resin injection is a minimally invasive ground compaction method that both improves the soil and can correct building alignment quickly with lasting results without the need for costly and time consuming excavation and disruption, adding additional mass to already weakened soil and the complication of creating differential footing depths.
Rectify's Team of professionals has over 50 years of combined experience in the resin projects across all sectors.
Yes, Rectify is a licensed domestic and commercial builder.
Our value proposition is based on providing a sector leading client experience, via our dedicated and professional team, to achieve the best outcome.
