Chande Enterprises Ltd

19/08/2026

Why do some houses start cracking months after completion? ⚠️
The problem may be differential settlement—when one part of the foundation settles more than another.
Common causes include weak soil, poor compaction, poor drainage and inadequate foundation design.
G3 Soil Works.
👉 The solution: investigate the soil and foundation conditions before construction, and never treat serious cracks by simply plastering over them.
A strong building starts with understanding the ground beneath it.

15/08/2026

14/08/2026

See holes in your concrete columns? ⚠️
That's honeycombing—and it shouldn't simply be covered with plaster.
It can result from poor compaction, congested reinforcement, or improper concrete placement.
👉 Assess the extent first, then repair properly.
Good construction isn't about hiding defects. It's about preventing them.

14/08/2026

Damp walls? Don't just repaint them. ⚠️
If paint keeps peeling from the bottom of your wall, the moisture source needs to be identified first.
It could be poor drainage, penetrating moisture, condensation, or a DPC-related issue.
👉 Fix the cause—not the symptom.
Building or experiencing this problem? Get it assessed before spending money on repairs.

14/08/2026

Never start building before knowing your soil. ⚠️
The same foundation that works perfectly on one plot can fail on another because soil conditions differ.
👉 Get the ground assessed and the foundation properly designed before excavation.
A cheap foundation can become an expensive mistake.