Cracking and Building Movement Due to Subsidence
Do Cracks In Walls Indicate A Structural Problem?
At JHA Australia, we understand how unsettling it can be to see cracks appearing on your walls and ceilings at home or at your business. Cracking can often be an early sign of subsidence or settlement, which can quickly develop into very costly structural work.
Although cracking doesn’t necessarily mean there is a subsidence problem, it is essential that you know what’s causing the cracks in your walls to guarantee the safety of your property in the future.
Get your Building Cracks Assessed by the Experts
Our structural engineering team is commonly called upon to assess cracks and advise on the cause and possible future problems that may be encountered. To assess your home or business our engineers will:
Perform an accurate laser level survey or hydraulic level survey of your dwelling to determine the extent & position of any movement with the foundation floor.
- The cause of the problem
- Whether the problem is long term
- If the cracking is going to continue
- If remedial works are required, what they are (including alternative options) and what is the estimated cost of the works.
Your First Choice of Structural Engineer For Cracks In Your Walls
For over 30 years, our team of experts have been conducting and preparing building surveys and reports for local councils and State Government departments throughout Australia.
The Queensland Building and Construction Commission has also sought our expertise on many occasions. If you want to get to the root cause of the cracks in your property, call our engineering team today and we’ll be more than happy to arrange a professional inspection at a time that suits you.
For more information about our structural engineer service for cracks in your walls, call us today on 1800 721 721
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