Earthworks
Ground truth before ground works
Excavation, backfilling, and plinth-level works are guided by what the investigation actually found, not assumptions carried over from a neighbouring site.
Engineering solutions that reduce ground and foundation risk before construction begins, because the most expensive mistakes on a project are usually the ones made below grade.
Foundation failures, differential settlement, and slope instability are rarely design problems, they're ground problems that were never investigated. We test the soil, assess bearing capacity, and design accordingly, before the first pile is driven.
Excavation, backfilling, and plinth-level works are guided by what the investigation actually found, not assumptions carried over from a neighbouring site.
Boreholes and in-situ testing establish soil profile, groundwater conditions, and bearing capacity across the site.
Soil samples are tested for strength, compressibility, and composition to inform foundation and earthworks design.
We recommend the foundation type, ground improvement measures, and retaining or slope stability works the site actually requires.
A full report, ready for the design team, the regulator, or the lender, documenting exactly what the ground can and can't support.
Reinforcement, depth, and bearing capacity are sized to the soil conditions actually found on site, not a standard detail reused from the last project.
Before you finalize a design, know what's beneath it.
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