Vibrationdamage.com
Exchange thoughts and experiences about construction-caused vibration damage. Get help with your own vibration damage issues,
Vibration damage is surprisingly common in construction using heavy equipment, despite poorly supported claims to the contrary by those who do construction or work for that industry. This page is intended as a public service venue where those with potential construction damage issues can exchange information and experiences. This page is public and may be viewed by anyone with an interest in vibration damage. Include in posts your own observations of vibration damage, your concerns and your questions. Our namesake public service website, http://vibrationdmage.com/ offers visitors a free, no-obligation whatsoever copy of the 120 page Construction Vibration Damage Guide for Homeowners (CVDG) (see above for cover). This document, written for non-scientists, includes over 200 color illustrations. It was developed as a free resource for those who believe they may have experienced damage to their homes or buildings as a possible result of construction activities in their vicinity.
09/09/2026
Up and running
Vibrationdamage.com is accessible on its new server as of yesterday. There may still be a few things to fix, so if you find any problems, please let me know: https://vibrationdamage.com
Vibrationdamage.com Home Your entry to free information and help with potential and existing construction vibration damage issues
We will be transferring Vibrationdamage.com to another host in the next few days. This may occasion short periods when the site is down; you may get "404 Not Found" or similar errors during those short periods. If you get such erros, please try again later. Note that this Facebook site is unaffected by the change, although links to Vibrationdamage.com may not work at times. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience cause by this transfer. We hope that it will provide better service for our visitors in the end.
08/05/2026
Equipment Misuse
Some types of equipment used in construction jobs have to capacity to create damage in homes even when used properly. However, the likelihood of damage increases dramatically when that equipment is misused - usually knowingly. Perhaps the most common of form of equipment misuse is pounding with an excavator bucket on to demolish concrete or pavement. In four of five jobs done in front of my own home, construction workers did just that. When told of the damage potential, they simply continued doing it. Such pounding on pavement has been reported over 70 times to us by others - all in the context of damage to homes and buildings. Sadly, this means that construction crews using excavators must be watched and videotaped continuously. Excavator misuse is not the only cause of completely unnecessary damage to homes, but it is one of the most prevalent.
Still working on it
Due to some changes in server configuration, outside out control, our CVDG Free Download form continues to work only intermittently. To the user, the form appears to work, but the data are not sent to me. If you have submitted the form, but got no response, this is the reason. Unfortunately, the data from the form are simply lost in most cases. This problem affects all the forms on the site. We are working on testing and implementing a new method of sending for data, which we hope to have ready within the week.
Problem solved!
If you submitted the free CVDG download form after April 22, a server misconfiguration problem kept us from getting your submission. The server has now been reconfigured and the form is working again. Please accept our apologies and resubmit the form from https://vibrationdamage.com/cvdgdlf.htm .
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