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FOUNDATION UNDERPINNING Geo Novatek


Do you have problems with cracks in your home?


Est. 2004 GEO NOVATEK is the solution.


If you have noticed any cracks in your home and you think that they are increasing, you may have a problem with stability of your home, which could jeopardise the safety of the structure.


GEO NOVATEK specialises in foundation settling faults and all types of building inclination, stabilising it or lift ing it if necessary.


Suitable for all types of structure, GEO NOVATEK combines resin and micropiles to raise and stabilise the structure from further settling.


The company provides a TEN YEAR guarantee of their work.


The machinery used is the best available on the market and is suitable for working indoors with special treads which do not damage fl oors, compact size for small spaces and importantly is fumeless. The technique means much less disruption than having to remove large sections of the fl oor.


GEO NOVATEK has carried out more than 350 projects throughout Spain and has many references from satisfi ed customers (private owners and construction companies).


Geo Novatek www.geonovatek.es


t: 916 584 694 t: 900 103 019 (freephone) e: info@geonovatek.es


GEO NOVATEK projects include the following


features:  Non-invasive, without the need for major work


or excavations.  Fast and eff ective.  Eff icient and punctual.  No produce waste or contaminants.


RESIN HDR300  Expands quickly, applied under high pressure.  Focusing on the injection points.  Retains stability over time.  It doesn’t pollute.


MICROPILES MP60  They are tested individually during piling.  They keep their resistance over time.  They are anchored with ease to the existing foundation.


System approved by local surveyor Mark Paddon of Advantage Building Surveys see page 10.


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