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![]() In cases where extreme settlement has occurred, Complete Underpinning has the ability to construct piers internally with our tight access excavator. | ![]() Separation of a door jamb and wall. Typical movement for homes with no control joints. They are more likely to move on doorways or window frames. |
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![]() Our piers are drilled to a depth that goes beyond the reactive clay soils the house is originally sitting on. These depths vary depending on location. However around Adelaide 4m piers are usually necessary. | ![]() Complete Underpinning prides ourselves on providing your home or business with the best possible outcome, level checks included. |
![]() Hydraulic Jacks used to re-level the building as close to the original level as possible. | ![]() Ceiling separation especially to a high degree is another sign that your home might need Underpinning. |
![]() Exterior separation and cracks is a sign and something to be aware of when considering if your house needs Underpinning or you have subsiding. | ![]() In addition to underpinning, we specialise in Retaining Walls, Storm Water trenching, Fencing, Earth Moving Services and more. By being proactive and protecting your foundation you will help ensure its stability. |
![]() Complete Underpinning works to the highest standard to make sure your house is going to last for years to come. | ![]() Large interior wall cracks are one of many examples of one thing to look for when questioning if your home or businesses has a subsiding foundation and may need Underpinning. |
![]() Adelaide provides a tough climate for foundations and infrastructure. Be sure to keep your soil, surrounding trees and plants well watered, especially through long periods without rain. | ![]() Adelaide has some of the most unique and beautiful houses in all of Australia and at Complete Underpinning we take the utmost care when working on each individual home. |
![]() Trees and roots systems surrounding your house can cause subsiding, so make sure the trees have water and be aware of how close the root system is to your foundation. |
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