As buildings begin to age, often, their structural integrity becomes compromised. This is less a concern for newer buildings, as modern building codes and structural engineering have made buildings extremely safe, with facilities managers upholding a high level of preservation to keep them that way.
For aging buildings, it is imperative to address necessary repairs, as those left unattended can develop into bigger issues and cause significant damage, including an interruption to operations.
This white paper discusses the main causes of structural issues and how to avoid them, including:
Concrete decay brought on by:- Placement issues
- Exposure
- Wind
- Freeze-thaw-cycles, and
- Steel support corrosion
Other issues which can lead to concrete decay include:
- Roofing
- Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems (HVAC)
- Electrical
- Plumbing
Find Out More:
Download our "Structural Issues and Aging Buildings" white paper to learn about the main causes of structural issues and learn how to avoid them.
