What Is Void Filling?
Void filling is a ground improvement method used to stabilize subsurface conditions by filling underground cavities or loss-of-support zones caused by erosion, internal washout, settlement of poorly compacted fill, or legacy conditions such as abandoned workings and buried infrastructure.
Because voids can expand without obvious warning, early identification and engineered treatment are critical. GSI evaluates the subsurface conditions, the cause of voiding, and any groundwater influence, then designs a placement program that restores support while limiting surface disruption.
Across Canada’s varied geology, from carbonate-influenced terrain in parts of Ontario to coastal soils and complex infrastructure networks, void filling provides a practical way to regain stability without full excavation.