It may be a result of footing problems and unstable foundations below your house. Deep Pinning can offer a permanent, reliable and often cheaper solution to repair failed footings, by uniquely addressing the root cause of the problem. While more traditional solution methods involved excavating a large hole under the footing and filling it with concrete, Deep Pinning offers permanent support by tra
nsferring the weight of the failed footing to underlying bedrock. The method used makes the structure independent of the unstable foundation material and provides a solid surface upon which to raise and repair the damaged footing. Tasmanian engineer, Michael O’Halloran has developed this entirely new and permanent solution to failing footings.
“Underpinning is the process of raising, re-levelling and re-supporting a house,” says Michael, “Traditional methods only deal with the top layers of soil and often don’t fix the problem in the long term.”
Deep Pinning creates a permanent repair which does not lose its effectiveness over time and has been applied successfully to repair houses even in highly problematic sites such as swampland and sand dunes. Deep-pinned footings are unaffected by changing ground conditions resulting from events such as leaking pipes, tree roots, geological anomalies and seasonal variations. Generally repairs will only take a few days and there is minimal disturbance to surrounding areas such as established gardens. Repairs are also covered by a lifetime structural guarantee when bedrock is reached. A world first patented system. An underpinning you can trust.
