Grouting is an essential ground improvement technique that can considerably enhance soil strength and stability. It involves the injection of cementitious or chemical grout into the soil to fill voids, compact the ground, and mitigate soil settlement. At GeoStabilization International, we specialize in a range of techniques, including compaction, slurry, permeation, and chemical grouting. Our team of experts has over 20 years of experience in the field and can provide customized solutions to meet your specific needs. Keep reading to learn more about our techniques and how they can improve your soil’s strength and stability.
Improve the strength and stability of your soil with our range of techniques, including compaction, slurry, permeation, and chemical grouting.
Compaction Grouting is a ground improvement technique that uses a high-pressure injection of low-mobility cementitious grout to displace and compact soil. Resulting in a series of very stiff, bulbous grout columns surrounded by the soil of increased density. It is commonly used for the repair of sinkholes, improving soil under new or existing structures, mitigation of liquefaction, and settlement control.
Slurry Grouting is a technique that involves the injection of neat cement grout mixed at various proportions into open-graded overburdened soils such as clean gravel or bedrock. This technique improves the in-situ material’s characteristics during temporary or permanent excavations or around existing below-ground infrastructure. It also reduces water seepage, underpins structures, and enhances the soil’s load-carrying abilities.
Permeation Grouting uses microfine cement to permeate cracks and fissures in the soil, producing a solidified mass to support increased loads and fill voids in the ground. It is used to control water seepage, provide temporary and permanent underpinning of existing foundations, improve the bearing capacity of soils under existing foundations, and excavation shoring.
Chemical Grouting utilizes chemical substances to improve soil structure and water control. Structural chemical grout is used in granular soils to bind soil particles together and improve the soil’s bearing capacity. It is also used to repair fractures in concrete and rock. Chemical grout can stop water movement in granular soil or rock when injected under pressure, forming a waterproof mass at the injection point.
At GeoStabilization International, we pride ourselves on our attention to detail and commitment to providing customized solutions for each client. We understand that every project is unique, and we work closely with our clients to determine the best technique for their specific needs. With years of experience in the field, we have the knowledge and expertise to tackle even the most complex projects.
If you’re in need of grouting services, don’t hesitate to contact us. We would be happy to discuss how our compaction techniques can improve the strength and stability of your soil. Contact us today to learn more.
At GeoStabilization International, we pride ourselves on our attention to detail and commitment to providing customized solutions for each client. We understand that every project is unique, and we work closely with our clients to determine the best grouting technique for their specific needs. With years of experience in the field, we have the knowledge and expertise to tackle even the most complex grouting projects.
If you’re in need of services, don’t hesitate to contact us. We would be happy to discuss how our compaction, slurry, permeation, or chemical grouting techniques can improve the strength and stability of your soil. Call us at 855-579-0536 or fill out our contact form.
