Question
What is structural integrity?
Expert Answer
Structural integrity is the ability of a building or infrastructure to support its designed loads (weight, wind, traffic) without collapsing or deforming excessively. Concrete defects like spalling, carbonation, or severed rebar compromise this integrity. MPS's role is to assess and restore this integrity using certified structural repair methods, ensuring the building remains safe for continued use.
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