Under-Soil Strata & Rock Core Drilling
Geotechnical investigation is the process of evaluating subsurface soil, rock, and groundwater conditions to support the safe and economical design of foundations and civil infrastructure. It combines borehole drilling, field testing, geophysical surveys, sampling, and laboratory testing to determine engineering properties such as soil strength, bearing capacity, settlement characteristics, and groundwater conditions.
Geotechnical investigations are essential for residential, commercial, industrial, transportation, renewable energy, and infrastructure projects, including buildings, highways, bridges, railways, dams, canals, transmission lines, and solar and wind farms. By providing reliable ground data, they help optimize foundation design, reduce construction risks and costs, and ensure the long-term safety and performance of structures.
Geotechnical Capabilities
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Borehole Drilling
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Standard Penetration Test (SPT)
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Undisturbed Soil Sampling
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Plate Load Test
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Field Density Test
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Electrical Resistivity Test (ERT)
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Thermal Resistivity Test (TRT)
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Laboratory Soil & Rock Testing
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Geotechnical Reporting