Resin injection underpinning

We lift, level, and stabilise structures through precise resin injection underpinning, restoring foundation strength quickly.

Resin injection underpinning

Mainmark technician using Teretek® resin injection to underpin a structure

When a building is experiencing subsidence, resin injection underpinning is a fast and reliable solution that can save time and money compared to traditional underpinning.

Subsidence occurs when the ground sinks unexpectedly. This can be due to:

  • Changes in the soil moisture levels because of the climate, which can cause the ground to shrink or swell. This can be a particular problem in the clay-rich soils found in areas like Dublin, Meath and Cork

  • The roots of nearby mature trees, which can have a similar impact because these suck moisture from the ground, again causing it to shrink

  • Heavy traffic local to a property can cause sub-surface vibrations which can result in subsidence

  • Leaking drains which wash away soil particles, particularly in sandy soils, can destabilise foundations

  • Historical land use such as mining or peatland drainage in rural areas can lead to ground settlement

Resin injection underpinning vs traditional underpinning

A Mainmark engineer using machinery to prepare an are for resin injection underpinning work

Traditional solutions to subsidence involve digging out under the foundations of a building and then adding piles or mass concrete. The process is complicated and time-consuming and can take weeks or months to complete and, while work is carried out, the building must often be unoccupied.

Mainmark’s Teretek® resin injection is an innovative and proven alternative to underpinning. With resin injection there is no need for excavation, instead we drill small 16mm diameter holes into the ground under the building's foundations (and if required through the floor slab) to enable tubes to be inserted to allow an inert resin formulation to be injected. The resin fills any voids, improves the load bearing capacity of the ground. We can even gently raise or re-level a building or structure through the controlled injection of resin.

Mainmark also offer JOG computer-controlled grouting, which is another option for overcoming subsidence. Both solutions have been effective in dealing with subsidence in a wide variety of projects including factories, offices, public buildings, heritage projects and retail centres and infrastructure.

Applications – Protecting your assets with resin injection underpinning

A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.

Warehouse subsidence treatment and concrete floor re-levelling without operational disruption

In Ireland, subsidence tends to occur where the original foundations of a warehouse are unsuitable for the ground it has originally been built on. This can cause foundations to sink and lead to the differential settlement of concrete floors, driveways and areas of hardstanding. If the concrete floor of a warehouse drops, causing it to slope, the facility can fall below safe operational limits.

When equipment, vehicle movements and foot traffic rely on level, stable slabs for effective operations, a dependable ground improvement solution is essential. Mainmark can fill large voids and large holes and re-level and re-support sinking slabs and sinking floors quickly and cost effectively using state-of-the-art, non-invasive solutions to ensure productivity is maintained.

We use a range of fast and cost-efficient solutions to improve weak or sinking foundations without compromising business operations.

Mainmark’s award-winning subsidence solutions win Project of the Year at the 2023 CN Specialists Awards

Effective solutions for social housing subsidence

Subsidence can impact the structural integrity of a property and affect the safety and wellbeing of residents. It can also have financial implications for the housing provider.

Traditionally, resolving subsidence would have required underpinning or piling beneath the property. This can be a complicated, time-consuming, and expensive process that often requires occupants to vacate the property while the work was carried out.

As experts in dealing with social housing subsidence, our Teretek® resin injection and JOG computer-controlled grouting are innovative alternatives to mechanical jacking, underpinning and piling. These innovative, non-invasive technologies can resolve subsidence issues in both houses and multi-occupancy properties quickly and with minimal disruption to the occupants.

International project of the year award at the 2016 ground engineering awards for our christchurch art gallery project in New Zealand.

Effective solutions for subsidence in heritage buildings

Historic buildings often suffer from ground settlement or instability. In Ireland, this can be down to ground conditions changing over time or because the building’s original foundations were insufficient. Whatever the cause, a building's historic importance makes it critical that remedial work is undertaken with minimal intrusion.

Mainmark's non-invasive, cost effective and time efficient re-levelling methods can raise and re-support historic buildings and homes. Our Teretek® resin injection and JOG computer-controlled grouting are innovative alternatives to mechanical jacking, underpinning and piling. With no excavation required the building can often continue to be used during the remediation works.

Mainmark wins good design award for toowoomba bypass project

Remediating road subsidence

Regular maintenance and replacement of aged road infrastructure is essential for Ireland's roads to sustain heavy traffic. Since 1989, Mainmark has provided its well-established Teretek® Resin Injection technique as a fast, non-disruptive, and economical solution for re-levelling subsided pavements and structures and strengthening subgrade soils associated with pavement failures.

Some of the more common applications for the remediation of roadways with resin injection are:

  • Filling voids directly beneath pavements to reconfirm support and limit deflection and deterioration.

  • Raising subsided pavements to re-establish design levels, maintain drainage or camber gradients, and restore a safe and comfortable ride for motorists.

  • Re-supporting, void filling and raising bridge approach and relieving slabs.

  • Providing targeted ground improvement to weak sub-grade soils.

Mainmark's Teretek® Resin Injection has been qualified, tested, and adopted by road authorities across the world. It offers a unique method for addressing bearing capacity issues and voiding, which is common in the ground beneath aged infrastructure while avoiding high costs and road closures associated with sub-grade and pavement removal and replacement.

Mainmark wins good design award for toowoomba bypass project

Resin injection underpinning technologies

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Teretek® – resin injection for treatment of subsidence

Teretek® is an engineered solution for re-levelling commercial properties, infrastructure and residential homes. Teretek® works like keyhole surgery for buildings. Small holes are drilled under the foundations to enable injection tubes to be inserted. These tubes enable Mainmark’s proprietary, environmentally inert resin to be injected at strategic points beneath the foundations. The resin fills any voids and improves the stability of the ground. It can also be used to lift and re-level the structure.

A property having resin injection underpinning work completed by Mainmark

JOG computer-controlled grouting for treatment of subsidence

JOG computer-controlled grouting is a multi-point injection technique. This technology typically uses cementitious grout to re-level structures. It can be used to effectively treat all types of buildings suffering subsidence by injecting cementitious grout under the foundations using computers to accurately control injection amounts in predetermined locations.

Mainmark’s specialised in-house solutions

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Featured Case Studies

A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.

Mainmark truck parked beside a historic listed building, where resin injection was used to treat foundation subsidence.
Resin injection ground strengthening instead of underpinning for historic building.
Mainmark Completes Subsidence and Heave Re-Levelling Across Residential Housing Estate
Specialised Resin and High-Strength Concrete Used to Seal Damaged Groundwater Pit
Modern glass art gallery re-supported and re-levelled by Mainmark using advanced ground engineering solutions
Art Gallery Re-supported and Re-levelled

Benefits of Mainmark’s treatments for resin injection underpinning

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Icon of a stopwatch, representing Mainmark's speed and efficiency compared to traditional resin injection underpinning methods

Fast

Resin injection treatment can be completed within a matter of days or even hours Treated areas can be used quickly, without the delays associated with traditional repair methods.

Icon symbolising Mainmark’s non-invasive, low-disruption resin injection underpinning solutions

Non-invasive

Resin injection treatment can be carried out without the need for excavation or extensive disruption.

Environmentally inert icon showing a leaf symbol, representing Mainmark's methods as more environmentally friendly than traditional resin injection methods

Environmentally inert

Our technologies use inert materials that are non-toxic and do not leach into the environment or affect the treated areas.

Icon showing stacked layers or gradient blocks symbolising varied density options for resin injection underpinning with Mainmark

Varied density choices

Material density can range from 30 to 1500 kg/m3.

High strength

Our materials can achieve strengths of 50 kPa to more than 20 MPa.

Icon showing a pump injecting resin material into the ground, symbolising variable flow and precise control over set times

Variable flow properties

With variable set times ranging from seconds to hours, materials can be precisely controlled and pumped over long distances.

Resin injection FAQs

What happens to after treatment?

After the application of the Mainmark solution, surfaces will realign as the ground underneath is strengthened and re-supported. Simple cosmetic repairs may be required.

Will there be a mess?

Enter your answer

How long does it take?

Enter your answer

Will I need to vacate my property or send workers home?

Enter your answer

What warranty is provided?

Enter your answer

Is it safe and environmentally friendly?

Enter your answer

Get in Touch

Worried about wall cracks, ceiling cracks, or possible subsidence? Mainmark Ireland’s specialists are here to help. We’ll inspect, assess, and provide the most effective repair plan for your property.

Location

Unit E4, Clonlara Avenue, Baldonnell Business Park, Dublin 22

Resin injection underpinning

We lift, level, and stabilise structures through precise resin injection underpinning, restoring foundation strength quickly.

Resin injection underpinning

Mainmark technician using Teretek® resin injection to underpin a structure

When a building is experiencing subsidence, resin injection underpinning is a fast and reliable solution that can save time and money compared to traditional underpinning.

Subsidence occurs when the ground sinks unexpectedly. This can be due to:

  • Changes in the soil moisture levels because of the climate, which can cause the ground to shrink or swell. This can be a particular problem in the clay-rich soils found in areas like Dublin, Meath and Cork

  • The roots of nearby mature trees, which can have a similar impact because these suck moisture from the ground, again causing it to shrink

  • Heavy traffic local to a property can cause sub-surface vibrations which can result in subsidence

  • Leaking drains which wash away soil particles, particularly in sandy soils, can destabilise foundations

  • Historical land use such as mining or peatland drainage in rural areas can lead to ground settlement

Resin injection underpinning vs traditional underpinning

A Mainmark engineer using machinery to prepare an are for resin injection underpinning work

Traditional solutions to subsidence involve digging out under the foundations of a building and then adding piles or mass concrete. The process is complicated and time-consuming and can take weeks or months to complete and, while work is carried out, the building must often be unoccupied.

Mainmark’s Teretek® resin injection is an innovative and proven alternative to underpinning. With resin injection there is no need for excavation, instead we drill small 16mm diameter holes into the ground under the building's foundations (and if required through the floor slab) to enable tubes to be inserted to allow an inert resin formulation to be injected. The resin fills any voids, improves the load bearing capacity of the ground. We can even gently raise or re-level a building or structure through the controlled injection of resin.

Mainmark also offer JOG computer-controlled grouting, which is another option for overcoming subsidence. Both solutions have been effective in dealing with subsidence in a wide variety of projects including factories, offices, public buildings, heritage projects and retail centres and infrastructure.

Applications – Protecting your assets with resin injection underpinning

A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.

Warehouse subsidence treatment and concrete floor re-levelling without operational disruption

In Ireland, subsidence tends to occur where the original foundations of a warehouse are unsuitable for the ground it has originally been built on. This can cause foundations to sink and lead to the differential settlement of concrete floors, driveways and areas of hardstanding. If the concrete floor of a warehouse drops, causing it to slope, the facility can fall below safe operational limits.

When equipment, vehicle movements and foot traffic rely on level, stable slabs for effective operations, a dependable ground improvement solution is essential. Mainmark can fill large voids and large holes and re-level and re-support sinking slabs and sinking floors quickly and cost effectively using state-of-the-art, non-invasive solutions to ensure productivity is maintained.

We use a range of fast and cost-efficient solutions to improve weak or sinking foundations without compromising business operations.

Mainmark’s award-winning subsidence solutions win Project of the Year at the 2023 CN Specialists Awards

Effective solutions for social housing subsidence

Subsidence can impact the structural integrity of a property and affect the safety and wellbeing of residents. It can also have financial implications for the housing provider.

Traditionally, resolving subsidence would have required underpinning or piling beneath the property. This can be a complicated, time-consuming, and expensive process that often requires occupants to vacate the property while the work was carried out.

As experts in dealing with social housing subsidence, our Teretek® resin injection and JOG computer-controlled grouting are innovative alternatives to mechanical jacking, underpinning and piling. These innovative, non-invasive technologies can resolve subsidence issues in both houses and multi-occupancy properties quickly and with minimal disruption to the occupants.

International project of the year award at the 2016 ground engineering awards for our christchurch art gallery project in New Zealand.

Effective solutions for subsidence in heritage buildings

Historic buildings often suffer from ground settlement or instability. In Ireland, this can be down to ground conditions changing over time or because the building’s original foundations were insufficient. Whatever the cause, a building's historic importance makes it critical that remedial work is undertaken with minimal intrusion.

Mainmark's non-invasive, cost effective and time efficient re-levelling methods can raise and re-support historic buildings and homes. Our Teretek® resin injection and JOG computer-controlled grouting are innovative alternatives to mechanical jacking, underpinning and piling. With no excavation required the building can often continue to be used during the remediation works.

Mainmark wins good design award for toowoomba bypass project

Remediating road subsidence

Regular maintenance and replacement of aged road infrastructure is essential for Ireland's roads to sustain heavy traffic. Since 1989, Mainmark has provided its well-established Teretek® Resin Injection technique as a fast, non-disruptive, and economical solution for re-levelling subsided pavements and structures and strengthening subgrade soils associated with pavement failures.

Some of the more common applications for the remediation of roadways with resin injection are:

  • Filling voids directly beneath pavements to reconfirm support and limit deflection and deterioration.

  • Raising subsided pavements to re-establish design levels, maintain drainage or camber gradients, and restore a safe and comfortable ride for motorists.

  • Re-supporting, void filling and raising bridge approach and relieving slabs.

  • Providing targeted ground improvement to weak sub-grade soils.

Mainmark's Teretek® Resin Injection has been qualified, tested, and adopted by road authorities across the world. It offers a unique method for addressing bearing capacity issues and voiding, which is common in the ground beneath aged infrastructure while avoiding high costs and road closures associated with sub-grade and pavement removal and replacement.

Mainmark wins good design award for toowoomba bypass project

Resin injection underpinning technologies

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Teretek® – resin injection for treatment of subsidence

Teretek® is an engineered solution for re-levelling commercial properties, infrastructure and residential homes. Teretek® works like keyhole surgery for buildings. Small holes are drilled under the foundations to enable injection tubes to be inserted. These tubes enable Mainmark’s proprietary, environmentally inert resin to be injected at strategic points beneath the foundations. The resin fills any voids and improves the stability of the ground. It can also be used to lift and re-level the structure.

A property having resin injection underpinning work completed by Mainmark

JOG computer-controlled grouting for treatment of subsidence

JOG computer-controlled grouting is a multi-point injection technique. This technology typically uses cementitious grout to re-level structures. It can be used to effectively treat all types of buildings suffering subsidence by injecting cementitious grout under the foundations using computers to accurately control injection amounts in predetermined locations.

Mainmark’s specialised in-house solutions

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Featured Case Studies

A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.

Mainmark truck parked beside a historic listed building, where resin injection was used to treat foundation subsidence.
Resin injection ground strengthening instead of underpinning for historic building.
Mainmark Completes Subsidence and Heave Re-Levelling Across Residential Housing Estate
Specialised Resin and High-Strength Concrete Used to Seal Damaged Groundwater Pit
Modern glass art gallery re-supported and re-levelled by Mainmark using advanced ground engineering solutions
Art Gallery Re-supported and Re-levelled

Benefits of Mainmark’s treatments for resin injection underpinning

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Icon of a stopwatch, representing Mainmark's speed and efficiency compared to traditional resin injection underpinning methods

Fast

Resin injection treatment can be completed within a matter of days or even hours Treated areas can be used quickly, without the delays associated with traditional repair methods.

Icon symbolising Mainmark’s non-invasive, low-disruption resin injection underpinning solutions

Non-invasive

Resin injection treatment can be carried out without the need for excavation or extensive disruption.

Environmentally inert icon showing a leaf symbol, representing Mainmark's methods as more environmentally friendly than traditional resin injection methods

Environmentally inert

Our technologies use inert materials that are non-toxic and do not leach into the environment or affect the treated areas.

Icon showing stacked layers or gradient blocks symbolising varied density options for resin injection underpinning with Mainmark

Varied density choices

Material density can range from 30 to 1500 kg/m3.

High strength

Our materials can achieve strengths of 50 kPa to more than 20 MPa.

Icon showing a pump injecting resin material into the ground, symbolising variable flow and precise control over set times

Variable flow properties

With variable set times ranging from seconds to hours, materials can be precisely controlled and pumped over long distances.

Resin injection FAQs

What happens to after treatment?

After the application of the Mainmark solution, surfaces will realign as the ground underneath is strengthened and re-supported. Simple cosmetic repairs may be required.

Will there be a mess?

Enter your answer

How long does it take?

Enter your answer

Will I need to vacate my property or send workers home?

Enter your answer

What warranty is provided?

Enter your answer

Is it safe and environmentally friendly?

Enter your answer

Get in Touch

Worried about wall cracks, ceiling cracks, or possible subsidence? Mainmark Ireland’s specialists are here to help. We’ll inspect, assess, and provide the most effective repair plan for your property.

Location

Unit E4, Clonlara Avenue, Baldonnell Business Park, Dublin 22

Resin injection underpinning

We lift, level, and stabilise structures through precise resin injection underpinning, restoring foundation strength quickly.

Resin injection underpinning

Mainmark technician using Teretek® resin injection to underpin a structure

When a building is experiencing subsidence, resin injection underpinning is a fast and reliable solution that can save time and money compared to traditional underpinning.

Subsidence occurs when the ground sinks unexpectedly. This can be due to:

  • Changes in the soil moisture levels because of the climate, which can cause the ground to shrink or swell. This can be a particular problem in the clay-rich soils found in areas like Dublin, Meath and Cork

  • The roots of nearby mature trees, which can have a similar impact because these suck moisture from the ground, again causing it to shrink

  • Heavy traffic local to a property can cause sub-surface vibrations which can result in subsidence

  • Leaking drains which wash away soil particles, particularly in sandy soils, can destabilise foundations

  • Historical land use such as mining or peatland drainage in rural areas can lead to ground settlement

Resin injection underpinning vs traditional underpinning

A Mainmark engineer using machinery to prepare an are for resin injection underpinning work

Traditional solutions to subsidence involve digging out under the foundations of a building and then adding piles or mass concrete. The process is complicated and time-consuming and can take weeks or months to complete and, while work is carried out, the building must often be unoccupied.

Mainmark’s Teretek® resin injection is an innovative and proven alternative to underpinning. With resin injection there is no need for excavation, instead we drill small 16mm diameter holes into the ground under the building's foundations (and if required through the floor slab) to enable tubes to be inserted to allow an inert resin formulation to be injected. The resin fills any voids, improves the load bearing capacity of the ground. We can even gently raise or re-level a building or structure through the controlled injection of resin.

Mainmark also offer JOG computer-controlled grouting, which is another option for overcoming subsidence. Both solutions have been effective in dealing with subsidence in a wide variety of projects including factories, offices, public buildings, heritage projects and retail centres and infrastructure.

Applications – Protecting your assets with resin injection underpinning

A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.

Warehouse subsidence treatment and concrete floor re-levelling without operational disruption

In Ireland, subsidence tends to occur where the original foundations of a warehouse are unsuitable for the ground it has originally been built on. This can cause foundations to sink and lead to the differential settlement of concrete floors, driveways and areas of hardstanding. If the concrete floor of a warehouse drops, causing it to slope, the facility can fall below safe operational limits.

When equipment, vehicle movements and foot traffic rely on level, stable slabs for effective operations, a dependable ground improvement solution is essential. Mainmark can fill large voids and large holes and re-level and re-support sinking slabs and sinking floors quickly and cost effectively using state-of-the-art, non-invasive solutions to ensure productivity is maintained.

We use a range of fast and cost-efficient solutions to improve weak or sinking foundations without compromising business operations.

Mainmark’s award-winning subsidence solutions win Project of the Year at the 2023 CN Specialists Awards

Effective solutions for social housing subsidence

Subsidence can impact the structural integrity of a property and affect the safety and wellbeing of residents. It can also have financial implications for the housing provider.

Traditionally, resolving subsidence would have required underpinning or piling beneath the property. This can be a complicated, time-consuming, and expensive process that often requires occupants to vacate the property while the work was carried out.

As experts in dealing with social housing subsidence, our Teretek® resin injection and JOG computer-controlled grouting are innovative alternatives to mechanical jacking, underpinning and piling. These innovative, non-invasive technologies can resolve subsidence issues in both houses and multi-occupancy properties quickly and with minimal disruption to the occupants.

International project of the year award at the 2016 ground engineering awards for our christchurch art gallery project in New Zealand.

Effective solutions for subsidence in heritage buildings

Historic buildings often suffer from ground settlement or instability. In Ireland, this can be down to ground conditions changing over time or because the building’s original foundations were insufficient. Whatever the cause, a building's historic importance makes it critical that remedial work is undertaken with minimal intrusion.

Mainmark's non-invasive, cost effective and time efficient re-levelling methods can raise and re-support historic buildings and homes. Our Teretek® resin injection and JOG computer-controlled grouting are innovative alternatives to mechanical jacking, underpinning and piling. With no excavation required the building can often continue to be used during the remediation works.

Mainmark wins good design award for toowoomba bypass project

Remediating road subsidence

Regular maintenance and replacement of aged road infrastructure is essential for Ireland's roads to sustain heavy traffic. Since 1989, Mainmark has provided its well-established Teretek® Resin Injection technique as a fast, non-disruptive, and economical solution for re-levelling subsided pavements and structures and strengthening subgrade soils associated with pavement failures.

Some of the more common applications for the remediation of roadways with resin injection are:

  • Filling voids directly beneath pavements to reconfirm support and limit deflection and deterioration.

  • Raising subsided pavements to re-establish design levels, maintain drainage or camber gradients, and restore a safe and comfortable ride for motorists.

  • Re-supporting, void filling and raising bridge approach and relieving slabs.

  • Providing targeted ground improvement to weak sub-grade soils.

Mainmark's Teretek® Resin Injection has been qualified, tested, and adopted by road authorities across the world. It offers a unique method for addressing bearing capacity issues and voiding, which is common in the ground beneath aged infrastructure while avoiding high costs and road closures associated with sub-grade and pavement removal and replacement.

Mainmark wins good design award for toowoomba bypass project

Resin injection underpinning technologies

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Teretek® – resin injection for treatment of subsidence

Teretek® is an engineered solution for re-levelling commercial properties, infrastructure and residential homes. Teretek® works like keyhole surgery for buildings. Small holes are drilled under the foundations to enable injection tubes to be inserted. These tubes enable Mainmark’s proprietary, environmentally inert resin to be injected at strategic points beneath the foundations. The resin fills any voids and improves the stability of the ground. It can also be used to lift and re-level the structure.

A property having resin injection underpinning work completed by Mainmark

JOG computer-controlled grouting for treatment of subsidence

JOG computer-controlled grouting is a multi-point injection technique. This technology typically uses cementitious grout to re-level structures. It can be used to effectively treat all types of buildings suffering subsidence by injecting cementitious grout under the foundations using computers to accurately control injection amounts in predetermined locations.

Mainmark’s specialised in-house solutions

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Featured Case Studies

A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.

Mainmark truck parked beside a historic listed building, where resin injection was used to treat foundation subsidence.
Resin injection ground strengthening instead of underpinning for historic building.
Mainmark Completes Subsidence and Heave Re-Levelling Across Residential Housing Estate
Specialised Resin and High-Strength Concrete Used to Seal Damaged Groundwater Pit
Modern glass art gallery re-supported and re-levelled by Mainmark using advanced ground engineering solutions
Art Gallery Re-supported and Re-levelled

Benefits of Mainmark’s treatments for resin injection underpinning

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Icon of a stopwatch, representing Mainmark's speed and efficiency compared to traditional resin injection underpinning methods

Fast

Resin injection treatment can be completed within a matter of days or even hours Treated areas can be used quickly, without the delays associated with traditional repair methods.

Icon symbolising Mainmark’s non-invasive, low-disruption resin injection underpinning solutions

Non-invasive

Resin injection treatment can be carried out without the need for excavation or extensive disruption.

Environmentally inert icon showing a leaf symbol, representing Mainmark's methods as more environmentally friendly than traditional resin injection methods

Environmentally inert

Our technologies use inert materials that are non-toxic and do not leach into the environment or affect the treated areas.

Icon showing stacked layers or gradient blocks symbolising varied density options for resin injection underpinning with Mainmark

Varied density choices

Material density can range from 30 to 1500 kg/m3.

High strength

Our materials can achieve strengths of 50 kPa to more than 20 MPa.

Icon showing a pump injecting resin material into the ground, symbolising variable flow and precise control over set times

Variable flow properties

With variable set times ranging from seconds to hours, materials can be precisely controlled and pumped over long distances.

Resin injection FAQs

What happens to after treatment?

After the application of the Mainmark solution, surfaces will realign as the ground underneath is strengthened and re-supported. Simple cosmetic repairs may be required.

Will there be a mess?

Enter your answer

How long does it take?

Enter your answer

Will I need to vacate my property or send workers home?

Enter your answer

What warranty is provided?

Enter your answer

Is it safe and environmentally friendly?

Enter your answer

Get in Touch

Worried about wall cracks, ceiling cracks, or possible subsidence? Mainmark Ireland’s specialists are here to help. We’ll inspect, assess, and provide the most effective repair plan for your property.

Location

Unit E4, Clonlara Avenue, Baldonnell Business Park, Dublin 22