A visible crack is something to document and assess, not a diagnosis on its own. At Anchor the property’s history and your observations come into the conversation first.
We separate observations from the proposed repair.
We explain what the site assessment can establish and when further investigation or engineering input is needed. Drainage, relevant records and the findings behind the written repair scope and its limits are shared with you.
- Which observations and property history are relevant?
- When is further investigation or engineering input needed?
- How are findings, repair scope and limitations documented?
Put this perspective into practice.
Each guide below covers what the service involves and the questions worth bringing to your site assessment.
Foundation condition assessment
A complimentary assessment with elevation readings and photographs, and a straight answer about whether you need an engineer.
- What should the site assessment and written scope establish for foundation condition assessment?
- Which site observations, drainage history and movement records justify further investigation or independent engineering?
- What assessed cause, engineered scope, monitoring plan, exclusions and warranty limits support the proposed repair?
Pier & underpinning planning
Steel push piers and helical piers driven to load-bearing strata, with engineering and a transferable warranty.
- What should the site assessment and written scope establish for pier & underpinning planning?
- Which site observations, drainage history and movement records justify further investigation or independent engineering?
- What assessed cause, engineered scope, monitoring plan, exclusions and warranty limits support the proposed repair?
Slab repair assessment
Assessment and repair of cracked or settled slabs, with polyurethane lifting where it fits and honesty about where it does not.
- What should the site assessment and written scope establish for slab repair assessment?
- Which site observations, drainage history and movement records justify further investigation or independent engineering?
- What assessed cause, engineered scope, monitoring plan, exclusions and warranty limits support the proposed repair?
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