#Concrete Pier

[yogadaily]

(via Йога Одесса ☀ Nika Iashkina (@nika_iashkina_yoga) • Фото и видео в Instagram | Yoga   || Curated with love by yogadaily)  

[talos-stims]

high tide | source

[biology-geology-beaches-india]

The end of the concrete jetty jutting out into the sea. A massive encrustation of oysters were to be seen on one of the supporting concrete pillars, that were otherwise devoid of all life.

Dawis Beach, near Digos City, Mindanao, The Philippines. January 26, 2024.

[daily-public-domain]

Day 36: Santa Monica pier, circa 1915

Still going through my concrete phase haha

--This image is part of the public domain, meaning you can do anything you want with it ! (you could even sell it as a shirt, poster or whatever)--

[irregularbillcipher]

only coherent thought i have is that any dynamic between ford and my personal characterization of kryptos would be. insane.

[gwenllian-in-the-abbey]

this pier is gone now Folly Beach, 2018 photo by me @gwenllian-in-the-abbey

[k1mch1-pancake]

the oppenheimer movie really has war crime apologists crawling out of the woodwork

[dlyarchitecture]

[alwayswonderingandwandering]

pier

[nickstanley]

When funding was high

[hsundholm]

A Seixal Waterfall by Henrik Sundholm Via Flickr: A pretty little waterfall in the Seixal area on Madeira, Portugal.

[pier-carlo-universe]

Alberi per il Futuro 2024: Ad Alessandria il M5S dedica la piantumazione alle vittime della strada

Cinque alberi piantati per ricordare chi ha perso la vita sulle strade, in un’iniziativa che promuove la sicurezza e il rispetto per l’ambiente.

Cinque alberi piantati per ricordare chi ha perso la vita sulle strade, in un’iniziativa che promuove la sicurezza e il rispetto per l’ambiente. Alberi per il Futuro 2024: un progetto che unisce la tutela dell’ambiente alla sensibilizzazione sociale. Domenica 17 novembre 2024, ad Alessandria, si è svolto l’appuntamento annuale promosso dal MoVimento 5 Stelle, che dal 2015 sostiene l’ambizioso…

[nirvanabuilders]

Detecting Foundation Problems Early: What Homeowners Should Look For

Foundation issues can cause significant damage to your home if left unchecked. Early detection is key to preventing costly repairs and protecting your home’s structural integrity. By learning how to spot potential problems, you can address them before they escalate. Here’s what to watch for when identifying foundation problems in their early stages.

1. Cracks in Walls, Ceilings, or Floors

Cracks are one of the most common and visible signs of foundation trouble. Hairline cracks may not always be a cause for concern, but large, widening cracks or those forming in unusual patterns—such as stair-step cracks on brick walls—should be taken seriously. Pay attention to cracks near windows and doors, as these can indicate foundation shifting.

2. Uneven or Bouncy Floors

If your floors feel uneven, sloped, or bouncy when you walk, this could be a warning sign of foundation problems. Shifts in the foundation can cause parts of the floor to settle unevenly, leading to noticeable dips or sagging. Ignoring this issue may result in further damage to your home’s structure.

3. Doors and Windows Misalignment

Foundation problems can cause your home’s frame to shift, making doors and windows difficult to open or close properly. If you notice gaps around door frames, sticking windows, or doors that no longer latch, your foundation may be moving. These misalignments are often an early indicator of trouble beneath the surface.

4. Gaps Between Walls, Ceilings, and Floors

As the foundation shifts, it can cause separation between walls and ceilings or walls and floors. If you see gaps or spaces forming, it’s a sign that the structure of your home is being affected by foundation movement. These gaps can widen over time, leading to more serious structural issues.

5. Water in the Basement or Crawl Space

Excess water around your foundation can weaken the soil and cause shifting, which leads to foundation problems. If you notice standing water or dampness in your basement or crawl space, it could be a sign that your foundation is at risk. Ensuring proper drainage around your home is essential to maintaining a stable foundation.

6. Exterior Cracks and Shifting

Visible cracks or shifts in the exterior foundation or walls are another key sign of potential foundation issues. If you notice any large cracks or bulging areas in your home’s exterior, especially around the foundation, it’s important to seek a professional inspection. These cracks can worsen over time if not addressed promptly.

7. Leaning Chimney or Walls

A chimney or exterior wall that appears to be leaning or pulling away from the house is a major red flag for foundation problems. This could indicate significant movement in the foundation, which may lead to serious structural damage if not repaired quickly.

Conclusion

Identifying foundation problems before they worsen is crucial to maintaining the safety and value of your home. By keeping an eye out for early warning signs like cracks, uneven floors, and misaligned doors or windows, you can catch foundation issues early and prevent more extensive damage. If you suspect any problems, don’t hesitate to consult with a foundation repair specialist for a thorough inspection.

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