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CONSTRUCTION-DEFECT DEFENSE FOR GENERAL CONTRACTORS — ARE YOUR HANGAR RETROFITS PREPARED FOR THESE STRUCTURAL RISKS?

5 Key Structural Mishaps in Aircraft/Spacecraft Hangar Retrofit Projects for General Contractors

Aircraft and spacecraft hangar retrofits involve unique structural challenges, including massive clear-span roofs, oversized doors, high wind exposure, thermal movement, fire risks, and heavily loaded foundations.

Structural distress, fire damage, thermal movement, long-span cable issues, and wind-load deficiencies can create significant construction-defect and structural performance concerns.

Download our free field checklist — designed to help identify critical structural blind spots in aircraft and spacecraft hangar retrofit projects.

Contraction Joint Distress – Reinforced Concrete Walls
Fire-Damaged Steel Members
Steel Thermal Movement Restraint – Member / Connection Distress
Long-Span Cable Distress
Wind-Load Resistance

These five points highlight common structural blind spots that General Contractors should consider during aircraft and spacecraft hangar retrofit projects.

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5 Key Structural Mishaps in Aircraft/Spacecraft Hangar Retrofit Projects for General Contractors

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