GROUND IMPROVEMENT
Ground improvement is an quick and economical way to increase the strength of soils. It can be used to create impermeable barriers for groundwater flow, support of excavation systems and increased soil bearing capacity. We do this by applying proven techniques like Soil Mix Columns/Deep Soil Mixing, Stone Columns, Jet Grouting, In-Situ Soil Stabilization (ISS), and Rigid Inclusions which in turn strengthen, stabilize, and densify the soil. These systems increase bearing capacity, control settlement, and improve overall stability, helping projects move forward safely and efficiently.
In-situ Soil Stabilization (ISS)
In-situ soil stabilization for environmental remediation applications consist of mixing the in-situ soils with a cementitious or chemical admixture to contain or reduce the contaminate concentrations.
Soil Mix Columns / Deep Soil Mixing
Soil Mixing is a process of mixing a cementitious binder with in-situ soils. The compressive strength of the soil mix mass can increase with increasing injection rate and cement content in the grout.
Rigid Inclusions
Rigid inclusions are essentially deep foundation elements that transfer loads through a weak or soft stratum into a lower load bearing stratum.
STONE COLUMNS
Stone columns use load-bearing columns composed of gravel or crushed stone to help distribute structural loads into the surrounding soil.
Jet Grouting
Jet Grouting is a ground improvement technique that utilizes high pressure grout and air to mix columns of soil.
Compaction Grouting
Compaction Grouting is a process of using a low mobility concrete to densify loose granular soils on projects where vibrations are unacceptable.
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