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Our ground floor has block and beam and it has a noticeable bounce when we walk. Is there anything I can do to retrospectively fix this?

Thank you for your response. Is it normal for bricks to get wet under DPC and have efflorescence as a result? I think ours get worse during the winter times, but not so bad during summer

Is this normal and how long will it last?

It’s a 4 year old house

This is another crack I’ve noticed in one of the bedrooms. we only moved in to this house in October and I’ve slowly noticed these cracks between now and then.

Cracks near the skylight in the kitchen, we have three sky lights and there are cracks on both ends. House is three years old

No idea why! I’m trying to attach a video to show, but the size seems too big! could this be anything to do with foundation issues at all?

Not sure about the screed but I think so (looking at this picture). no UFH. It is a timber framed house, so not sure if this has anything to do with the ‘bounce’ but having spoken to some of my neighbours, they don’t seem to have the same issues with the bounce

thank you so much for the response. That’s really helpful and more information than I’ve received from the developers 🙁I’m just worried about how/if the bounce will impact the structure of the house in the long-term.

We recently bought a 4 year old new build and I’m looking into sorting out some flooring concerns! I believe our foundation is block and beam, although no one can seem to confirm it! However, while I walk, the kitchen cabinets and the dining room rattles/vibrates. I’m not sure why this is! looking to find out more about this ! I’ve attached a photo of our home during its foundation build, can anyone tell me what type of foundation this is and how to sort out the bounce?