Step 1: Listen & Gather Information
Every project starts with understanding the property’s history.
- The concerns that prompted the investigation
- When movement or distress was first noticed
- Previous repairs or modifications
- Drainage and water-related issues
- Engineer reports or prior evaluations
- Site history and construction information
Step 2: Evaluate Existing Conditions
Once we understand the concerns, we conduct a thorough field evaluation.Depending on the project, we may assess:
- Structural Conditions
- Site Conditions
- Concrete Conditions
- Soil Conditions
Step 3: Investigate the Cause
When appropriate, additional investigation may include:
- Dynamic Cone Penetrometer (DCP) Testing
- Elevation Surveys
- Engineer Collaboration
Step 4: Develop Repair Options
After evaluating the site and identifying contributing factors, we develop repair recommendations.
- Site conditions
- Structural requirements
- Budget considerations
- Desired performance
- Accessibility constraints
- Long-term maintenance expectations
Step 5: Select the Right Solution
Depending on the conditions encountered, recommended solutions may include:
- Foundation Stabilization
- Ground Improvement
- Concrete Rehabilitation
- Structural Repair
Step 6: Perform the Work
Once a repair strategy has been selected, our team executes the work safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption whenever possible.
- Maintain a clean job site
- Protect existing improvements
- Minimize downtime
- Communicate progress clearly
- Document repair activities
Step 7: Verify Performance
A successful project doesn’t end when the equipment leaves the site.
- Final elevation measurements
- Lift documentation
- Load testing
- Quality control testing
- Project reports
- Engineer review