Permeation grouting injects microfine cement into soil cracks and fissures, filling voids and creating a solidified mass that supports higher loads. It is ideal when voids are too small for slurry grout and is commonly used for:
Water seepage control
Temporary or permanent foundation underpinning
Bearing capacity improvement
Excavation shoring
Precision – Reaches even the smallest cracks and fissures.
Durability – Resistant to erosion for long-term stabilization.
Cost-Effective – Requires less excavation and installs quickly.
Minimal Disruption – Safe for retrofits and work near existing structures.
Versatile Applications – Works for shoring, underpinning, and soil stabilization.
Under pressure, microfine cement fills voids and bonds soil particles, creating a dense, stable mass. This improves load-bearing capacity, reduces seepage, and protects against erosion. Applications include:
Underpinning existing foundations
Strengthening soils under new structures
Supporting excavation shoring systems
Site Investigation – Assess soil conditions and target zones.
System Setup – Install pumps, pipes, and injection nozzles.
Grout Injection – Pump microfine cement slurry under pressure to fill voids.
Completion – Repeat injections as needed for desired stability.
If you are interested in a no obligation site visit to determine if our services fit your geohazard mitigation needs, call us at 855.579.0536 or fill out our contact form.
