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Pressure Grouting & Soil Stabilization

Pressure grouting or jet grouting involves injecting a grout material into otherwise inaccessible but interconnected pore or void space of which neither the configuration or volume are known, and is often referred to simply as grouting. The grout may be a cementitious, resinous, or solution chemical mixture.

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A-1 Concrete Leveling Grouting Professionals offer unique technical grouting services to TROUBLESHOOT CHALLENGING WATER CUT-OFF, SOIL STABILIZATION and VOID FILL PROJECTS in underground construction. Typical problems resolved by our hands-on technicians include large-volume high-pressure water inflows and construction through broken and water-bearing ground conditions. A-1 Concrete Leveling specializes in the application of specific grouting technologies involving cement grouts and specialized equipment.

Stronger Subgrades for Successful Projects

When pavement engineers and contractors need to increase subgrade strength or guarantee a working platform in unfavorable conditions, they look to soil stabilization and modification. With massive cost-savings and faster construction times, these technologies increase structural integrity and retain strength during wet conditions; ensuring your project stays on track, no matter what.

What Can Soil Stabilization Do For You?

Soil Stabilization is a powerful and cost-effective technology used in site development projects to improve subgrade shear strength and control shrink-swell properties for higher load-bearing capacity and uniform consistency. Think of it as an insurance policy against water, weather, and heavy delivery loads — giving your project the support it needs from the start and for the future.

Where is Soil Stabilization Used?

Stabilization and Modification can be used to add strength to almost any soil under any hard surface pavement or structural fill zone, including:
Parking Lots
Warehouse Floors
Culverts
Steel Sea Walls/Retaining Walls
Cement Roads & Sidewalks
Building Pads
Pond Berms, Dikes, & Levees
Asphalt Roads

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