When Minimal Disruption around Existing Structures is Key
The Compaction Grouting method is a zero-spoil ground improvement technique that efficiently densifies and stabilizes loose granular soils with low load-bearing capacities. It is particularly effective in use around existing structures and in environments where access is very limited and near vibration-sensitive areas. It has also been proven to be one of the most effective ground improvement techniques for stabilizing underground voids and sinkholes.
How it Works
The Compaction Grouting Method works by creating bulb-like structures underground, one on top of the other, until a column of bulbs has been created. This is done by displacing the poor soils in stages and at depth by injecting a high-density cement mixture into the ground utilizing drilled casings. This method is especially effective in scenarios where ground improvement is required but where there will be no actual connection to the existing structure’s foundation, making it an unobtrusive solution to reinforcing soils without affecting existing structures.
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All of our ground improvement proposals will always have straightforward pricing, so you will never have to worry about any unexpected project extras. The cost we quote you is your project’s cost; it’s that simple. Furthermore, we will always work to meet and exceed all your project expectations by performing tasks using the most thorough quality control measures possible to ensure a positive project outcome for your project; this is our promise to you.
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