GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES

​A soil nail is a technique used in geotechnical engineering for stabilizing soil slopes or retaining walls. It involves the installation of passive reinforcement elements called soil nails into the ground to provide support and increase the stability of the soil or rock mass.

Guniting, also known as shotcreting or sprayed concrete, is a construction technique that involves the application of a mixture of cement, aggregates, and water at high velocity onto a surface. This process creates a dense and durable layer of concrete that adheres to the substrate.

Drainage works refer to the construction and installation of systems designed to manage the flow and disposal of water in various settings. These systems are crucial for controlling excess water, preventing flooding, and maintaining the stability and functionality of infrastructure.

Excavation works often involve earthwork operations, which include digging, grading, and moving soil or rock. Earthwork activities may also include compaction of soil layers to ensure stability and proper foundation support.

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​Micropile works involve the installation of small-diameter, high-capacity piles into the ground to provide structural support and stability. Micropiles, also known as mini piles or pin piles, are typically used in areas with limited access or challenging ground conditions.

Road construction involves building new roads or expanding existing ones. The construction process may also involve laying subbase, base course, and wearing course materials to provide a stable and durable road surface.

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Stone pitching is a construction technique that involves laying stones or rock pieces on the surface of slopes, embankments, or other areas to protect them from erosion and provide stability. It is commonly used in various civil engineering and landscaping projects.

Gabion works involve the construction of structures using wire mesh containers filled with rocks or other suitable materials. Gabions can be used to construct retaining walls. These walls provide stability and support to retain soil on one side, often used in terracing or for leveling uneven terrain.

A hybrid anchor with grid beam is a geotechnical engineering technique used for slope stabilization and reinforcement. It combines the use of anchor systems and grid beams to provide increased stability and load-bearing capacity to slopes or retaining structures.