There is piling in the construction site next to our community, and the building where I live shakes when piling. Does this affect the building where I live? How great will the impact be?

First, find out how far the building is from the piling site, and then communicate with the piling site company. If there is shaking, we can also ask your neighbors upstairs and downstairs to see if there is such a situation. If everyone thinks there is a problem, you should first consult with the property in your community and let the property come forward to solve this problem. After all, the whole building lives in it, and the property will handle this problem carefully.

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Piling refers to driving a pile into the ground to make the foundation of a building firm.

Piling training is an ideal choice for rural surplus labor transfer training, technical training for construction enterprises and re-employment training for laid-off workers.

Because if the ground building is to be built on the ground, the ground will bear great pressure, and it is often difficult to ensure that the ground has enough strength to resist compression, so it is necessary to reinforce the ground bearing the building or improve the bearing mode of the ground, so I thought of piling on the foundation, so that most of the weight of the building can be transferred to a deep position below the ground through piles, because the foundation in this position is much more capable than the ground.

About how deep the pile should be driven, it depends on the distribution of underground strata (professionally called geological structure layer). If it can withstand the pressure of the building, the pile will be driven here. If not, then continue to deepen.