- Infrastructure
Webinar Recording Geopolymer applications for engineers
This webinar was recorded on 31.01.2025. If you have any questions about the content, please contact us. For CPD certificates, please note the code in the presentation and contact [email protected]
- Company
Building Regulations
Are Geobear’s Geopolymer Solutions Subject to Building Regulations? Unlike traditional underpinning, Geobear’s geopolymer injection method for ground stabilisation and subsidence repair does not usually require Building Regulations approval, as it is a non-intrusive process. However, there are cases where approval may be necessary: When Building Regulations May Apply: If Structural Work is Required: If the […]
- Commercial
- Residential
10 Subsidence FAQs: Answered
Subsidence can be troubling for homeowners and commercial property owners alike. It can strike at any time, under the right conditions. However, there are still many people who aren’t aware of what it is, and nor are they aware of the detrimental effects it can have on the structure of the property itself. According to […]
- Residential
Social Housing Subsidence Solutions
Geobear collaborates with social housing organisations to provide rapid and effective subsidence solutions, enhancing tenants’ living conditions, minimising the necessity for alternative accommodations, and promoting low-carbon methods. In a testimonial, Senior Surveyor Bill Middup Jones from Redditch Borough Council discusses the council’s approach to subsidence repairs using Geobear’s services.
- Residential
Which Trees Are Most Likely to Cause Subsidence?
Trees might seem like a harmless, green and interesting addition to any garden, but when they’re planted too close or become too big, they can cause structural damage to any neighbouring properties, including your home. If you’re thinking about planting some trees or large shrubs in the vicinity of your house, then there are some […]
- Commercial
- Residential
Subsidence & Climate Change: What Role Does the Environment Play?
You might think that subsidence comes as a result of foundations being built on clay soil or because trees and shrubs have been planted too close to the structure, but there’s actually more at play, these days when it comes to the ever-increasing cases of subsidence. According to LV Insurance, there has been a 49% […]