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Foundation Repair Underpinnings Shop Drawing

Foundation Repair Underpinnings Shop Drawing

An underpinning shop drawing shows a customer exactly how a failing foundation gets reinforced from below, which matters most when the repair work happens somewhere they can't easily see once it's done. ArcSite's foundation repair underpinnings shop drawing lays that process out, ready to adjust to a specific foundation.

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Foundation Repair Underpinnings Shop Drawing

Key Features

This foundation repair underpinnings shop drawing includes

  • Existing foundation wall
  • New interior waterproofing membrane
  • Original floor level reference
  • New concrete underpinning
  • New concrete floor
  • New interior drainage
  • Gravel and backfill detail
  • Original weeping tile reference

The original weeping tile is shown alongside the new interior drainage rather than removed from the drawing, useful when a customer wants to see how the old and new systems tie together.

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What is Foundation Underpinning?

Foundation underpinning reinforces and stabilizes an existing foundation, addressing issues like settling, shifting, or inadequate support. In ArcSite, you can mark up this shop drawing with your own underpinning depth and drainage details for the foundation you're repairing.

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