When the Ground Fails,
EVERYTHING ABOVE IT IS AT RISK.
Soft spots, frost boils, poor compaction, water-saturated soil, and failing subgrades can all lead to settlement and instability.
ECO uses advanced Deep FoamJection™ technology to inject polyurethane foam at predetermined depths, filling problem areas and creating a more stable base beneath the surface.
From highways and parking lots to railway infrastructure, we help restore stability while minimizing disruption to the areas above.
ROADS & HIGHWAYS
Repair dips, frost boils, and soft spots without always resorting to extensive excavation and reconstruction. Deep FoamJection™ helps stabilize the soil beneath the road surface and restore support where it is needed.
PARKING LOTS
When a parking lot begins to settle, the problem is often beneath the pavement. We use testing and targeted foam injection to identify and stabilize areas where the sub-base has failed.
RAILWAYS
Rail infrastructure cannot afford unnecessary downtime. Our Deep FoamJection™ process can help stabilize failing soils and restore support beneath railway infrastructure while reducing the need for lengthy reconstruction.
TEST THE GROUND
UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM. BUILD THE RIGHT SOLUTION.
Every stabilization project begins with understanding what is happening beneath the surface.
Using Dynamic Cone Penetrometer (DCP) testing, ECO can assess soil density and identify areas where the subgrade may have failed. Testing can then be performed again after the work is complete to help verify the results.
Assess. Test. Stabilize. Verify.
A MORE EFFICIENT WAY TO STABILIZE THE GROUND
1. ASSESS
We evaluate the affected area and identify signs of settlement, soft spots, poor compaction, or subgrade failure.
2. TEST
DCP testing helps determine the density and condition of the soil beneath the surface.
3. PLAN
We develop a targeted injection plan based on the conditions of the site and the support required.
4. INJECT
Polyurethane foam is injected at predetermined depths to fill problem areas and stabilize the surrounding soil.
5. VERIFY
Testing can be performed after the work is complete to help verify the results and confirm the effectiveness of the solution.