Cracks Happen — But Some Deserve Attention Concrete cracks are common across Queensland homes, especially with our coastal humidity, shifting soils, and harsh sun. Not every crack means your slab or walls are failing — but some can point to deeper structural or...
Water seepage, also known as moisture ingress, is more than just a building maintenance issue—it’s a hidden health hazard that can affect anyone living or working in an affected property. When water penetrates walls, floors, or ceilings, it creates damp conditions...
Concrete cracks in your home or commercial property are more than just an eyesore—they can point to underlying issues that range from minor surface problems to serious structural concerns. Knowing what different cracks mean can help you act early and protect your...
Concrete cancer, also known as concrete spalling, is usually not covered by most strata insurance policies in Australia. It is seen as a building defect or gradual deterioration, not a sudden or accidental event. As a result, repairing concrete cancer is treated as...
Building a solid foundation starts with a waterproof one. But how do you achieve that waterproofing? There are two main approaches: negative side waterproofing and positive side waterproofing. Let’s delve into the world of below-grade water defence and explore the...
