GROUND IMPROVEMENT

Advanced ground improvement solutions to strengthen weak soils, increase bearing capacity, and prevent future settlement.

WHAT IS GROUND IMPROVEMENT?

Ground improvement encompasses techniques to enhance the engineering properties of soil beneath or around structures. This includes increasing bearing capacity, reducing compressibility, and controlling ground movement — particularly important on clay soils prone to shrink-swell behaviour.

Ground Improvement work in progress
Engineer performing ground improvement

HOW IT WORKS

Geopolymer resin is injected into weak or compressible soils through small-diameter holes. The resin permeates soil voids, binds particles together, and creates a strengthened soil mass with significantly improved bearing capacity. This targeted approach treats only the zones that need improvement, minimising cost and disruption.

KEY BENEFITS

Dramatically increases soil bearing capacity
Reduces soil compressibility and settlement risk
No excavation or soil replacement needed
Can be performed beneath existing structures
Environmentally inert — won't contaminate groundwater
Permanent improvement to ground conditions

OUR PROCESS

1

Ground Investigation

Soil testing and analysis to characterise ground conditions and design the improvement scheme.

2

Design

Engineering design specifying injection locations, depths, and volumes for optimal improvement.

3

Injection

Geopolymer resin injected at designed locations to permeate and strengthen weak soil zones.

4

Monitoring

Ground response monitored in real-time to ensure target improvement levels are achieved.

5

Testing

Post-treatment testing confirms improved soil properties meet design requirements.

6

Certification

Engineering certification of ground improvement for structural and insurance purposes.

IDEAL FOR

Properties on soft or compressible ground
Sites with variable ground conditions causing differential settlement
Buildings where increased loading requires stronger foundations
Clay soils experiencing shrink-swell movement
Pre-construction ground treatment to avoid piling

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