
Underpinning extends your basement's foundation vertically to create usable living space, adding value and versatility to your home. Basement underpinning not only adds space but also strengthens the foundation, ensuring your home's structural integrity.
UNDERPINNING
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The first step in underpinning involves excavating the soil beneath the existing foundation. This is typically done in sections to ensure that there is sufficient support for the structure during the process. Careful excavation is essential to maintain the stability and integrity of the building above.
1. Digging Section by Section:

After the excavation, the next step is to form and pour concrete to create a new foundation under the existing one. Steel reinforcement may be added to enhance the strength and stability of the new foundation. This concrete underpinning provides additional support for the structure and helps redistribute the load to the deeper layers of soil.
2. Forming and Pouring Concrete:

Once the new foundation is in place, the ground level can be lowered to increase the height of the basement ceiling.
3. Lowering the Ground:
