Cintec Sock Anchors In Liverpool

Cintec sock anchors are a specialist anchoring system used to stabilise masonry structures that have weakened over time or show signs of movement. The system involves installing a stainless steel bar inside a woven fabric “sock,” which is inserted into pre-drilled holes and then filled with a specially formulated grout. The sock expands to grip the inner cavity and bonds with the existing masonry, creating a strong, stable anchor point. In Liverpool, these anchors are particularly valuable for restoring older or heritage buildings — including listed properties — where traditional wall rebuilding might not be appropriate. They’re commonly used in cracked or delaminating walls, arches, bridges and façades. At ASRS Ltd, we use Cintec sock anchors when precision and minimal disruption are key, ensuring your building is reinforced safely and sensitively. Whether you’re repairing movement damage or strengthening for future load, Cintec systems provide a robust and long-term solution trusted by conservation professionals across the UK — and now available locally in Liverpool.

Cintec sock anchors are used across a wide range of structural applications, particularly where conventional repairs are either impractical or inappropriate. In Liverpool, we install these anchors in cracked brick or stone walls, delaminating masonry, failing façades and bulging arches. They are especially useful in historic or listed buildings where external appearances must be preserved. By bonding the anchor into the wall without major disruption to the surface, we can strengthen the structure internally without visible repair work. Cintec anchors are also used in high-load areas such as bridges, parapet walls, and retaining walls, all of which can be found throughout the city’s older infrastructure. In conservation zones or sensitive projects — such as churches, heritage buildings and civic architecture — these anchors offer an ideal balance between reinforcement and preservation. At ASRS Ltd, we understand the importance of getting these repairs right the first time. Our use of Cintec anchors ensures strength, discretion, and compliance with planning regulations where needed.