Soil Testing

Soil Testing

Soil Testing

An expert civil engineer with geotechnical and structural engineering skills is required to investigate soil condition contributions to alleged damages. Soil failure can be caused by a variety of reasons, which can lead to catastrophic structural failure. Soil testing is frequently used in the investigation of soil claims. These experiments can demonstrate how to construct buildings that have enough load-bearing capacity for the lateral forces that may be experienced.

CICE examines soil-related structural claims that may entail design and/or construction flaws, concerns with standard of care, or construction-related failures. Our engineers investigate the site's history as well as potential hazards such as subsurface mobility, sinkholes, and landslides. We also assess soil conditions and look into any possible issues with bearing capacity or soil compaction.

Our specialists can also determine the soil profile and groundwater quality, as well as give recommendations to address concerns such as:

• Excavation
• Retaining walls
• Drainage and grading of the site
• Slopes that were built
• There are plenty of additional possibilities.

Our subject material specialists are also knowledgeable on the design and construction of deep foundation systems, as well as cases involving these systems.

Our method

The geotechnical engineers, geologists, and structural engineers at CICE take the required procedures to discover the underlying cause of structural damage. We assist a wide range of sectors and clients, including construction corporations, all levels of government, private businesses, and energy companies.

Our specialists employ cutting-edge technology, and our engineers have vast expertise and understanding with a variety of investigative methods, including geographical surveys, borehole drilling, rock coring, test pit excavation, and in-situ density test.

The findings of our tests are simply and succinctly conveyed to you and your clients. Our engineers will take you through the whole procedure, assuring your safety and preventing additional damage to your work site. Our method ensures that each job site receives geotechnical data and construction advice that are appropriate for your project.