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This site offers clear information and comprehensive resources about Building Raising to help clients understand the process and available options. It provides straightforward guidance to assist homeowners in making informed decisions and navigating the steps involved in elevating their structures effectively.
Properly assessing and reinforcing the building's foundation ensures stability and safety during raising operations.
Upgrading load-bearing elements and framing supports the building's new height securely.
Securing necessary permits and adhering to codes is essential for a smooth building raising process.
- - Planning - Assess the building’s structure and obtain necessary permits before beginning.
- - Foundation - Ensure the foundation is strong and level to support the raised structure securely.
- - Equipment - Use appropriate lifting equipment such as jacks, cranes, or forklifts for safety.
- - Lifting - Carefully lift the building incrementally, checking for stability at each stage.
- - Repositioning - Adjust supports and reinforce the new foundation to secure the raised building properly.
Building raising work typically involves elevating an existing structure to mitigate flood risk, improve drainage, or comply with updated building codes. This process generally includes assessing the current foundation and structural integrity, designing appropriate lifting and support methods, and executing the physical raising of the building, often involving specialized equipment and techniques. When evaluating requests, details such as the building's current height, foundation type, structural condition, location, and the intended new elevation are important, as they influence the feasibility, scope, and cost of the project.
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