Common Structural Issues We Address
Structural Cracking & Load Stress
Structural cracking often develops when buildings experience shifting loads, corrosion of embedded reinforcement, or long-term material fatigue. AWR evaluates crack patterns and structural conditions to implement appropriate repair methods that restore stability and prevent further deterioration.
• Structural crack stabilization
• Epoxy and polyurethane injection systems
• Reinforcement repair and strengthening
Corroded Reinforcing Steel
Moisture intrusion and exposure to salt or chemicals can cause reinforcing steel to corrode, expanding within the concrete and leading to cracking, spalling, and structural weakening. AWR removes deteriorated material, treats exposed reinforcement, and installs engineered repair systems designed for long-term durability.
• Rebar exposure treatment
• Corrosion mitigation systems
• Structural concrete rebuilding
Failing Structural Supports
Columns, beams, and structural supports may weaken over time due to environmental exposure, material deterioration, or design limitations. Our team performs structural rehabilitation to restore load-bearing capacity and ensure long-term performance.
• Beam and column repair
• Structural reinforcement installation
• Load-bearing system stabilization
Structural Movement & Settlement
Settlement, foundation movement, and structural shifting can create cracks, uneven surfaces, and compromised structural systems. AWR evaluates these conditions and implements repair solutions designed to stabilize the structure and prevent further movement.
• Structural crack monitoring and repair
• Expansion joint restoration
• Structural stabilization systems