Compaction Grouting In Tampa, Orlando, Saint Petersburg, Sarasota, Lakeland, Bradenton, Clearwater, Ocala, Kissimmee, Daytona Beach

Soil Stabilization For Your Florida Home

Compaction grouting is a form of soil stabilization that's done by pumping grout into the ground through threaded steel casings under high pressure. It may, for example, be used to fill subsurface voids or fissures in limestone bedrock. Where slurry grouting permeates and solidifies soils, compaction grouting densifies and replaces soils.

Compaction grouting is often used in combination with slurry grouting. The former is typically stopped above depths of 20 feet in order to avoid heaving and damaging the structure.

Slurry grouting, injected at lower pressures, is then be used to stabilize the remaining soil strata.

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Steps to Completion

Also known as Soil Stabilization, Compaction Grouting is done by pumping grout into the ground through steel casing under pressure to seal the limestone and compact soils.

1. Drill grout injection points by inserting steel casing into gound.
2. Pump cement through each injection point while monitoring at all times.
3. Remove steel casing.
4. Cover each injection point.
5. Maintain a clean worksite during each day of the project.

Compaction Grouting Process

Step 1: Prep Site for Drilling

Step 2: Begin to Drill Grout Points

Step 3: Ensure Grout Points Seated on Competent Rock

Step 4: Prepare Points for Grouting

Step 5: Begin Grouting

Step 6: Monitor Pressure & Home During Grouting

Step 7: Extract Casing in Stages of Grouting

Step 8: Clean Site & Prepare for Post Inspection

Step 9: Perform Post Inspection

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