Geotechnical Investigations
Geotechnical Investigations for Smarter, Safer Site Planning
What goes on underneath the surface can be a huge factor in what happens on top of it. Geotechnical investigations are an essential element of planning and designing a construction project and provide vital information on soil, rock, groundwater, drainage, and other subsurface characteristics before building begins or an existing site becomes a problem.
Neighbor’s Property Management offers geotechnical investigation services to allow property owners, developers, engineers, contractors and other project stakeholders to better understand the circumstances of the site and make well-informed decisions. From early planning to fixing existing infrastructure, our team uses field investigation, testing, and hands-on site experience to discover issues that potentially have an impact on a project and create solutions to address and solve these issues.
Full-Scale Geotechnical Investigation Services
Every property has its own subsurface conditions and project requirements. Our capabilities for geotechnical site investigations can be designed specifically for your project so that we can help you get answers to the precise questions about your property that you need addressed. Appraising a site for prospective building and examining the cause of an issue that already exists are both completely different approaches but ones that we are prepped to uniquely address.
Our services include:
What a Geotechnical Investigation
Can Uncover Below the Surface
A detailed geotechnical evaluation can find things that are not obvious during a general site review. There are many different things that can affect your process from designing a foundation to managing stormwater and the performance of your pavement, including variations in soils, uncontrolled fill, shallow bedrock, ground water, unsuitable bearing materials, and other subsurface factors.
We collect the field data needed to provide a clearer image of the site through subsurface investigation services, soil investigation services, and relevant geotechnical testing services. Depending on the land and project, the scope of an inquiry may include test pits, soil borings, sampling, field testing, infiltration testing or other test procedures. When necessary, we can also provide site clearing and excavation to create access for soil borings, test pits, and other subsurface investigation work.
The objective is not just to gather statistics. The purpose is to give relevant information that may be used by engineers, contractors, owners, and project teams to make decisions about design, planning, remediation, or construction.
A Geotechnical Investigation Company With Field Experience
Proper geotechnical work involves a grasp of the effect of subsurface conditions on real world construction and those conditions themselves. With hands-on site and excavation knowledge brought to every investigation we perform, the Neighbor’s Property Management team can evaluate field conditions with a realistic understanding of how projects are ultimately developed.
Whether working with an engineer or geotechnical consultant or offering field research services directly, we emphasize on reliable information, efficient fieldwork, and straightforward communication throughout the process.
