The execution of geotechnical works includes the practical implementation of plans and projects, including drilling, anchoring and soil improvement. This phase requires expertise and precision to ensure that all work is carried out according to project documentation and applicable standards.
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Geotechnical (geomechanical) drilling
Geotechnical drilling is carried out to collect soil and rock samples from different depths, which enables a detailed analysis of their physical and mechanical properties. This data is used to design foundations and other engineering structures, as well as to assess the bearing capacity and stability of the soil at the location. -
Micropiles
Micropiles are thin but strong piles that are used for the foundation of buildings on poorly bearing soils or to strengthen existing foundations. This technique enables load transfer from structures to deeper and more stable soil layers, and is also used in the rehabilitation of existing buildings. -
Anchors
Anchors are used to stabilize soil and structures in situations where it is necessary to prevent soil movement, landslides or to protect construction pits. These steel rods or cables are installed at an angle in the ground to provide additional resistance to movements and to stabilize the structures. -
Injections
Injection is a method of soil improvement by injecting different materials, such as cement mixtures, into the soil to increase its strength, reduce permeability and prevent subsidence. It is used to rehabilitate foundations, strengthen unstable soil layers, and protect against underground water. -
Construction of wells and wells
This activity includes the design and construction of wells and wells for pumping underground water. The correct design of the well is essential to ensure a permanent source of water, while special attention is paid to the hydrogeological characteristics of the terrain to ensure that the well is generous and long-lived.