Sulfate-bearing fill material was included in the construction of hundreds of thousands of domestic properties in the period between 1945 and 1970 as support for concrete floor slabs. The legacy has been a continuing occurrence of damage to floor slabs and abutting walls as sulfate from the fill material has attacked the overlying concrete. PSD Residential Flooring is a unique company which offers professional advice and remedial work for the sole purpose of Sulfate Attack have been established since 1982.Well respected within the industry PSD have been able to build strong relationships with many suppliers and professionals allowing PSD to offer a professional guaranteed service which is competitive within the current market. Our website has recently been updated allowing you to request a Quote and a Sulfate Attack Report. It provides useful information on Sulfate Attack, Building Standards, Structural Engineers and the approach taken for all Remedial Work.
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read more › A full removal provides complete assurance of future stability and caters for any uncertainty as to the sulfate attack mechanism that may remain after site investigation. Backfill with an inert material that is free from significant amounts of sulfate, sulfide and other deleterious substances to a level that allows for installation of a sand blinding and layer of insulation. Lay the sand blinding and cover with overlapped and sealed sheets of 300 micron polythene DPM. Ensure by good detailing and workmanship that this DPM is not subsequently punctured.
read more › Building Regulations apply to building work in England & Wales and set standards for the design and construction of buildings to ensure the safety and health for people in or about those buildings. They also include requirements to ensure that fuel and power is conserved and facilities are provided for people, including those with disabilities, to access and move around inside buildings. Once we are ready to start work on the property we will need to have various stages of construction inspected by the local building control surveyor.
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