How it Works
Invented by Louis Menard, the Dynamic Compaction ground improvement technique utilizes a crane that drops a heavy pounder weight to fall freely from a predetermined height depending on the density required for the project. Impact shockwaves occur when the pounder hits the ground below, transmitting the impact waves well below the surface to significantly densify the granular soils below. Dynamic Compaction is effective in both unsaturated soils and saturated soils below the water table.

Our Promise of Quality Assurance
Menard Canada’s ground improvement proposals always have straightforward pricing, so you will never have to worry about any unexpected project extras. The cost that we quote you on 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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