Ground Improvement techniques are used to stabilize, strengthen, consolidate, create imperviousness & increasing the bearing capacity of the existing grounds.

Of many, reasons for ground improvement include:

• Insufficient bearing capacity for structural elements such as footings, slabs, or mats
• Insufficient strength to preclude sliding failures of embankments or cut slopes
• Inherent mass instability of fractured rock formations. Sloughing or complete closure of vertical or horizontal tunnels and General structural weakness due to underground caverns or solution channels or due to voids that develop during or following construction.