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MLS Contractors: Ground Preparation

Here at MLS Contractors, we detail the basic guidelines for ground preparation, which are essential for a large proportion of our work. The initial step, regardless of the size of your concrete pour, is to adequately prepare the ground before commencing the project. After obtaining all necessary planning permissions.

Building founcations - MLS COntractors article

The Importance of Building Foundations

A building foundation serves as the lower part of a structure, intended to evenly distribute the weight of the new building and offer a stable base. Selecting the appropriate foundation type and concrete – tailored to the soil type and project requirements – is essential to prevent potential issues that could lead to severe consequences, possibly resulting in the demolition of a completed project.

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Building foundations at the core of MLS Contractors – Drainage Systems

 Reinforced concrete foundations, concrete basements, and retaining walls are essential structural elements that support buildings and landscapes. These structures are engineered to efficiently and securely transfer the load from the superstructure to the underlying soil, sand, clay or rock.The laying of foundations involves crucial steps such as drainage installation and formwork. What MLS Contractors specialises in – A look at …

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Exploring the Fascinating Variety of Brick Bonds in UK Architecture

Let’s explore the historical significance and unique characteristics of brick bonds in the UK Brickwork stands as a testament to human creativity in architecture and the United Kingdom boasts a captivating array of brick bonding styles that grace its buildings. These diverse arrangements of bricks not only provide structural integrity but also contribute to the …

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