What are geotechnical solutions?
Geotechnical engineering is the science of soil and rock mechanics and its application in human
development. It also covers the design and construction of foundations and slopes, retaining
structures, embankments, roads, railways, tunnels, quays, landfills and other systems that are built
from soil or rock or rest on them.
All the infrastructure around us is supported by soil or
another solid base, and designers and builders are responsible for it. To help solve unexpected
geotechnical problems, materials have been developed that strengthen soil, slopes and banks
economically and sustainably, lift a settled building or floor, and limit the spread of contamination
in groundwater.
Our geotechnical solutions:
Lifting foundations and floors
Lifting and levelling settled foundations and floors
Deep soil strengthening with Deep Lift®
Compaction and strengthening of weak soil down to 10 m
Soil stabilisation
Turning loose soil into load-bearing ground, strengthening banks and slopes, reinforcing railway embankments, containing the spread of contamination in soil, filling underground voids
Dynamic probing test (DPL)
Determining soil bearing capacity down to 6 m
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