Geotechnical site investigations

Geotechnical investigations are an essential component of any proposed development project, providing critical data on the subsurface soil and rock conditions at the site. This information is vital for determining the necessary foundation requirements for the construction of new infrastructure, including underground utilities, parking areas, and structures.

By conducting these investigations, design and structural engineers can develop the appropriate design criteria and approach for each project, ensuring that the construction meets all safety and regulatory requirements. Thus, the results of geotechnical investigations play a crucial role in the successful completion of any development project.

Any proposed development site requires a comprehensive assessment of the soil profile and the groundwater status, whether it is for a feasibility assessment of the project, pre-investigation, or the design stage. This involves a thorough evaluation of the composition, characteristics, and properties of the soil layers, as well as an in-depth analysis of the water level and quality of the underground water.