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Frequently Asked Questions
We offer Soil Testing, which checks the strength and stability of the soil before you begin building. This test helps ensure your building foundation is safe and secure.
We perform a Sondir Test (Cone Penetration Test) to quickly measure soil resistance at different depths between 0-5 meters deep, allowing us to recommend the right foundation for your project.
For larger projects, we conduct a Standard Penetration Test (SPT Boring), where we drill into the ground to get detailed information about deeper soil layers more than 5 meters deep, ensuring a solid foundation for heavy structures.
We offer a Topographic Land Survey to measure and map the elevation, slope, and layout of the land. This helps you understand your land’s features and plan your construction accordingly.
Our Seismic Survey service evaluates how the ground will react to seismic activity, including earthquakes and vibrations from nearby structures or construction. This helps assess risks and make sure your building can withstand such forces. Seismic testing identifies any weaknesses in the ground, which is especially important for areas with a higher likelihood of earthquakes or ground movement.
Our Electrical Resistivity Test (Geoelectric Survey) uses electrical currents to detect underground water levels and analyze soil properties, ensuring your construction site is suitable for drainage and water management.
We offer Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) to scan the ground for hidden features like old pipes, rocks, or empty spaces. This is essential for renovation projects or if you're unsure what's under the surface.
Our Geomagnetic Survey uses magnetic tools to detect underground metal, rocks, or structures. This is useful for geological mapping and detecting hidden obstacles during construction.