Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical engineering is a branch of engineering that focuses on the properties and behavior of soil. Geotechnical engineering is important to the success of any project, and geotechnical engineers work with civil engineers, structural engineers, architects, developers, and local, state, and federal governments. Identifying the soil and groundwater conditions for a project is a key step in the design process.
Great geotechnical engineering is more than just science, it is an art. We believe that our unique local experience provides our clients with superior and more valuable engineering services. Our goal is to solve problems, and clients come to us for solutions.
Typical geotechnical engineering projects may involve:
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Feasibility Study |
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Allowable Soil Bearing Pressure |
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Settlement Analysis |
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Stormwater Pond Permitting and Design |
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Groundwater Modeling |
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Slope Stability Analysis |
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Soil and Groundwater Contamination Assessments |
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Dewatering |
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Retaining Wall Design |
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Bulkhead Design |
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Foundation Assessment |
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Earth Structures |
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Landfill Evaluation & Design |