One of the most fundamental elements of every development project is the need to identify a site’s subsurface characteristics and composition of the site’s soil and rock.

Geotechnical assessments are used to collect and analyze data to better understand subsurface conditions. Understanding a project’s design, intended use, and how these subsurface materials interact, allows us to determine potential engineering constraints, identify safety hazards, and mitigate their impact on construction cost and schedule. These assessments ensure project success by providing this valuable information during the pre-planning stage of projects and by optimizing engineering solutions throughout construction.