Kenny,
The link below already block by setial alam developer. If you think they're rightful why they want stop this topic. Why do they interfere??

I'm an Engineer and I knew every material use in construction has shelf life including the PVC glue they use to stick those elbow joint on the uPVC pipes.

I disagree with the fact the marine-soil. I bought in Malaxis and was doing my kitcheen extension with bakau piling. Unfortunately, the piles able to go in 3feet and broke. I told the contractor to dig 4 feet down and start piling. Again the piles broke. I told them to dig another 3feet and I discover my house is sitting on the hill-soil. I saw the red stones.
The settlement happening because the contractor that top up the soil at the back and infront of the house did not pressed in and therefore during raining seasons, the soil sinks and creates gap between the building apron and the top-up soil. Anyone going to exten the house, pls ask your contractor to dig 7 feet and bulid 4feet by 4feet concrete pad footing.

If the Precint 8 land is from marine soil, I would have seen black soil down there. The land in Bukit Rajah Estate is hill-soil and it's very tough. Generally speaking, any building design allow the structure to settle down at least 1inch before it start to crack. Present of hairline is normal but what is abnormal when we see crack on the column and the beam

May I know which section of the precint8 having soil issues? Im at Malaxis next to the shop lots. I'm currently renovating my back portion and i failed to do the piling because the soil is very hard(hill soil). I ended up building 7 feet deep 4feet by 4feet concrete pad footing to replace the piling which is very strong.
So how come it settling down in other areas as complained by others
Pls enlighten me the specific area affected?