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Listed buildings
We also offer a tried-and-tested solution for foundation problems and sagging floors in listed buildings, with minimal impact on the structure. View our case studies here.
Brick floor of former coach house largely removed
Work on a 100-year-old floor The brick floor of a listed former coach house in Amsterdam had – since its construction in 1907 – largely subsided. URETEK rose to the challenge ...
The cause of the church floor’s subsidence has been neatly resolved
Walking into the church without any echo The tiled floor of the entrance halls of the Roman Catholic St Lambert’s Church in De Weere had subsided. This could be felt and heard w...
“I’m glad we took the plunge and went with URETEK’s method”
Steve Arendt of the Luxembourg bus operator TICE: An office building in the Luxembourg town of Esch-sur-Alzette was subsiding. Cracks had appeared in the façade within a relativ...
It’s very impressive that URETEK has raised the building in this way
Next to the pumping station in Ter Apelkanaal stands a building where the horses used to be stabled for the towboats. This former stable had subsided to such an extent that cracks ...
URETEK stabilises the foundations of the former royal palace
Utrecht University Library When small cracks were discovered in the façade of the University Library in the centre of Utrecht, swift action was taken. Thanks to URETEK DeepInjecti...
“The URETEK method is simple and has virtually no drawbacks”
Jacob Munneke of the Reformed Church in Nieuwe Pekela: When cracks appeared in the listed Reformed Church in Nieuwe Pekela, it became apparent that the brickwork foundations did...
“A good, low-impact solution with which we are absolutely satisfied”
Jaap van Merkerk, steward of the Protestant church in Driel The extension to the Protestant church in Driel had started to show cracks and was beginning to subside slightly. ...
Industrial heritage site preserved for the future; subsidence rectified by URETEK
Thierry Ferfers, independent restoration architect In Zottegem, Belgium, stands a remarkable building: the Sanitary. This historic site – which now houses the town’s admini...