Background

Sinkhole &
Void Filling
Experts

Rapid, non-invasive stabilization to address subsurface voids before they escalate.

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Informed Methodology

Long-Term Solutions
Without Excavation
Sinkholes form when erosion or water movement removes subsurface soil, creating voids beneath the surface. As support is lost, the ground above can settle or collapse without visible warning.

Innovative Solutions

Early Warning Signs
of a Sinkhole
Along with on site assessment and detailed visual observation of the area, Terratech's 3D Scanning techniques and analysis can show advanced warning signs for informed remediation.
Rapidly Appearing Holes
Rapidly Appearing Holes
Buckling Concrete or Asphalt
Buckling Concrete or Asphalt
Standing Surface Water
Standing Surface Water
Cracks Forming in the Ground
Cracks Forming in the Ground
Ground Depressions
Ground Depressions

Informed Methodology

Sinkhole
Formation Process
Stage 1

Early Sinkhole Formation is Invisible

Compaction Grouting

This technique uses a low-mobility, thick grout injected under high pressure to displace and densify loose granular soils, increase bearing capacity, and fill voids.

Stage 2

Progression Increases Risk of Collapse

Permeation Grouting

This process injects low-viscosity grout into soil without disturbing its natural structure, filling the pores to increase bearing capacity and reduce permeability. It is suitable for granular soils like sand and gravel.

Stage 3

Injected Polyurethane Stops Degradation

Chemical (polymer) Grouting

This involves injecting a chemical solution, such as an expanding polymer or grout, to consolidate or lift concrete slabs and stabilize soil. Expanding polymer fills voids and compacts soil.

Informed Methodology

How We See
Deeper
Early Risk Identification
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Non-Invasive Assessment
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High-Confidence Data
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Data-Driven Repair Planning
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Informed Methodology

Stabilizing Substrate.
Step By Step.
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TerraTech stabilizes subsurface voids and weak soils beneath roadways without excavation, restoring support while keeping the surface intact.