Deep Foundation Engineering is a core service designed to ensure the stability and durability of structures built on challenging or unstable ground.

Our expertise in this field allows us to develop customised solutions that are both efficient and safe, addressing the specific needs of each project site.

Retention Engineering is essential for projects that involve excavation or construction on sloped or unstable ground and can be designed for either temporary or permanent conditions depends on the project needs.

Our expertise ensures that earth retention systems, such as retaining walls, soil nailing, or anchored systems, are designed to stabilise and secure excavations and prevent soil movement. This is crucial for maintaining the safety and integrity of the surrounding structures during and after construction.

Ground Improvement Engineering is essential for enhancing soil conditions to ensure that a site can safely support structures.

In areas with poor or unstable soil, ground improvement techniques such as rigid inclusions columns (or CMC), soil mixing, jet grouting, and deep mixing are critical to increasing the soil’s load-bearing capacity and reducing settlement risks. These methods ensure a solid foundation for the future structure, especially in challenging geotechnical environments.

Temporary Works engineering is a vital part of ensuring that construction projects are carried out safely and efficiently.

Temporary works are essential structures that provide support, stability, and access during the construction phase, such as  shoring, excavation supports, and temporary bridges.

These elements are crucial to the success of the project, as they safeguard both workers and the permanent structures being built.

Third-Party Certification plays a crucial role in validating the quality, safety, and compliance of our engineering designs.

Independent certification not only ensures that a project meets all industry standards and regulatory requirements but also provides an additional layer of assurance for stakeholders.

Whether it's for deep foundations, temporary works, or structural stability, having an independent body certify the designs is vital to guaranteeing project success.