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Void beneath slab

Common Defects & Damage Types
Void beneath slab A void beneath a slab is an empty space between the concrete and the supporting soil or base material. The loss of contact reduces the slab's ability to distribute loads evenly.

Voids may develop because of erosion, settlement, soil shrinkage, or underground utility activity. Unsupported concrete is more vulnerable to cracking, rocking, and eventual failure under repeated loading. Repair methods depend on the size of the void and its underlying cause.

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