Meridian, Idaho Mar 18, 2026
Download project slidesEven with strong geotechnical planning, localized conditions can vary outside test areas. At this site, certain zones showed settlement in asphalt drive lanes and near storage unit foundations, likely linked to unknown organic decomposition below grade.
We drilled through the asphalt near the footings and drove steel injection tubes approximately 8 to 10 feet deep to treat soils beneath and adjacent to foundations. High-density structural polyurethane foam was injected to fill voids and increase load-bearing capacity. After completing injections, we patched access holes with asphalt cold patch to restore the surface quickly.
Explore Soil Stabilization →Settlement concerns were addressed at depth and the driving surface was restored. The project delivered targeted stabilization while minimizing disruption to the facility.
We inspect the site and measure the soil before recommending a repair.
A homeowner built a concrete dam in a creek to create a pond for irrigation storage. During backfill, boulders and road mix were placed around the structure. Once the pond fi…
Read the projectCracks at the base of grain bins were allowing water to enter the silo, causing grain rot and financial loss. Previous attempts using surface sealants and even spray foam coa…
Read the projectThis site presented two related issues. Water was leaking around the main pipe entering the cistern, escaping through concrete at the penetration. Over time, the leak caused…
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