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Following significant water events around the base structure of your home or even due to termite damage or other issues, the structural soundness of your home’s foundation can be challenged. If your residential property faces compromised foundations or requires partial demolition, Pro Service Builders can provide the type of structural shoring that will help complete the project. Or, if your home suffers severe damage from storms or winds, we are a quick phone call away and will be on-site ASAP to ensure the structural integrity of your property. We’ve provided support to clients across Arkansas since 2014 and are ready to help restore your home.
Why Choose Us?
There is nothing that you can throw at our experienced and expert team that we haven’t already seen – and handled. No matter how your home may be compromised, we know how to shore it up and will keep it safe while construction, remodeling, or demolition is completed. Beyond that, our fully licensed, insured, and bonded team prides itself on exceptional customer service. We know that dealing with any situation that requires shoring can be stressful, so we strive to put your mind at ease and make the entire process as smooth and hassle-free as possible.
Why is Structural Shoring Important?
Structural shoring can be critical to certain homes or residential properties that are under construction or significant remodeling – specifically, those that face foundation or structural stability concerns. Without shoring, some buildings may be subject to collapse. Therefore, structural shoring prevents accidents and injuries from happening on the job site. Shoring also helps speed the construction process and prevents soil erosion, which can damage nearby structures or even create sinkholes.
We’re Here to Help
If your home has a compromised foundation or has suffered severe damage, we are ready to get you shored up and avoid potential catastrophe. For instance, we can help keep walls from collapsing in the event of severe wind, fire, or water damage. We take pride in helping our neighbors in the Little Rock community and beyond, and we want to help you minimize danger to your residential property. Simply contact us today, and we’ll get to work right away.
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Pro Service Builders are experts at structural shoring. But that’s not all. We are also authorities at restoring and mitigating many other types of property concerns.
Structural Shoring 101
As you can imagine there’s a lot to consider when ensuring safe structural shoring. For instance, we consider soil bearing capacity, proximity to neighboring structures, excavation depth, and the water table before choosing the type and placement of shoring. But there’s even more to it than that.
- Types of Shoring
Types of Shoring There are multiple approaches to construction shoring. Depending on the structure and need, we may turn to shoring techniques such as:
Dead Shoring – Supports dead loads or the structure’s entire weight.
Raking Shoring – This gets its name from attaching sloped pieces of wood, called rakers, to the unstable walls that they are supporting.
Flying Shoring – This type of shoring is placed between parallel walls when one or both walls require additional support.
There is also H and I-beam Shoring, Contiguous Pile Shoring, Secant Pile Shoring, Sheet Pile Shoring, and Hydraulic Shoring, among other types. Trained professionals understand when to use which type of shoring to achieve optimal outcomes.
There are multiple approaches to construction shoring. Depending on the structure and need, we may turn to shoring techniques such as:
Dead Shoring – Supports dead loads or the structure’s entire weight.
Raking Shoring – This gets its name from attaching sloped pieces of wood, called rakers, to the unstable walls that they are supporting.
Flying Shoring – This type of shoring is placed between parallel walls when one or both walls require additional support.
There is also H and I-beam Shoring, Contiguous Pile Shoring, Secant Pile Shoring, Sheet Pile Shoring, and Hydraulic Shoring, among other types. Trained professionals understand when to use which type of shoring to achieve optimal outcomes.