trees and foundations
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glenn
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trees and foundations

Post by glenn » Sun Sep 16, 2007 6:22 pm

Hi, I am considering making a planning application to build a house on a site with several mature trees. Quite apart from whether the trees are protected or not, I'd want to preserve them at all costs. I think looking to put conventional strip foundations in, however, wouldn't work at all, and wondered can anyone advise about other types of 'selective' foundations (piling, for example) that might work? And if so, whether a different technology might be prohibitively expensive? And advise at all would be gratefully received.

andysarah
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Post by andysarah » Sat Oct 13, 2007 9:50 pm

hi,
do a search on google for abbey pinford, the are a piling company that do piled rafts for houses etc at a good cost?
regards
andy MIStructE

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