As spring approaches, homeowners with gardens need to be especially mindful of tree-related subsidence. This occurs when tree roots absorb excessive water from the soil, causing it to shrink and destabilise. Over time, this can lead to cracks and movement in your foundations, resulting in home subsidence. Spring and summer are particularly crucial times to […]

Hot summers can affect a home’s foundations and contribute to subsidence issues, a problem no homeowner wants. During prolonged periods of dry, hot weather, the soil in your garden can shrink as it loses moisture, destabilising the foundations and leading to home subsidence. However, spotting the signs of structural damage from hot weather and knowing

British winter weather, particularly the combination of heavy rain and colder temperatures, can contribute to subsidence issues in homes. These unpredictable weather conditions, which are becoming increasingly common in the UK, can result in subsidence that causes structural damage, safety risks, and can lead to expensive repairs. It’s important to understand the connection between winter

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House subsidence is an increasingly prevalent issue that can worsen over time, leading to serious risks for homeowners. Despite its frequency, many are unaware of the causes of house subsidence, with tree roots often being an overlooked contributing factor. Tree-related subsidence is a long-recognised problem, and understanding it can help homeowners take steps to reduce