Geo Grout Ground Modification Specialists, Inc., can provide a variety of ground improvement solutions using state-of-the-art equipment.
Ground Modification leads to a multitude of methods that improve the engineering qualities of the ground being treated. The main properties of interest include shear strength, stiffness, and permeability. Ground modification improvements have developed into a commonly used tool to maintain foundations for a variety of structures. When a complete plan, that includes allowances for the kind of ground being modified and the surrounding structures, is designed and well executed; both time and money can be saved.
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Ground improvement involves the modification of soil properties or constructing additions within the soil to obtain a required performance. Geo Grout’s experience in administering optimal ground improvement solutions spans in California is unequaled.
Our expansive range of services, in one form or another, have been successfully utilized as a ground modification.
Infrastructure projects oftentimes must be constructed on unstable ground that may settle, collapse, or be subject to slope failure. Using the advanced ground modification methods and materials, we develop current and future cost-effectiveness and diminish risks associated with new construction and rehabilitation of highways, facilities, mines, railroad tracks, and landfills, on the unsuitable ground.

What We Do

Our specialists utilize densification, soil reinforcement, and soil strengthening to develop ground conditions and stabilize slopes.

What You Can Expect

Innovative Techniques. Completed alone or with other retention methods, these ground modification techniques are just some of those we use to guarantee the best likely geotechnical solution:
  • Establishment of rigid or semi-rigid inclusions for strengthening and bridging weak ground
  • Soil mixing for strengthening weak ground conditions or formulating low permeability barriers
  • The safe and low-risk construction process
  • A low impact method for the surrounding community
  • Soil nailing for slope failure.