Our Remedial Wall Ties are Non-Disruptive and Permanent

To add remedial wall ties to cavity walls, we drill a pilot hole through your home’s outer wall. We continue drilling until we reach the right depth in the inner wall. Afterwards, we insert a remedial wall tie into our Fast-fix tool. We place the tie directly in front of the pilot hole and drive it all the way into the inner wall to achieve the stability you need.

We drill a pilot hole through your masonry to the depth we’ve recommended. Afterwards, we insert the remedial wall tie into our Fast-fix tool. As with adding wall ties to cavity walls, we place the tie directly in front of the pilot hole and drive it in for stability.

Whether your walls are solid brick, cavity or brick veneer, we begin the wall stabilisation process by locating the position of the joist ends. We mark these positions on the external side of the wall, then drill 12mm clearance holes through the masonry in line with the centre of your home’s joists.

After clearing out any dust and debris with an air-pump, we load Bow-fix into the support tool and insert it through the clearance hole. We hammer the Bow-fix into the joist end to the required depth. We then fill the holes using Epoxy-resin or Grout-set. Using dyed, colour-matched mortar we complete the process, leaving the surface as if it was never touched.

As with driving Bow-fix into joist ends, we begin the wall stabilisation process by locating the position of the joist sides. We mark these positions on the external side of the wall, then drill 12mm clearance holes through the masonry in line with the centre of the joists and fix to the first and second joists. The remainder of the process is the same, leaving the surface as if untouched.