Shallow surface slurry grouting is a process of injecting a compaction grout material under low pressure in the shallow loose soils beneath your structure.

Injection points are generally spaced 5' from each other around the perimeter of the building. Each injection point is hammer advanced to a standard depth of 10 to 15 feet. The casing is comprised of a 1.25" ID steel installed in 5' increments.

Depending on your engineers specifications the material can be a slurry mix of bagged Portland cement or a wet cement-like grout supplied by ready-mix trucks. During the installation process the structure is constantly monitored for movement.

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