Soldier Pile Walls

Temporary or permanent shoring system for safe excavation. Ideal for sandy or soft soils that allow driving steel profiles.

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Stone Columns

Temporary or permanent shoring or underpinning system. Ideal for soils with some degree of cementation or cohesion, as the construction process requires temporary stability for execution.

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Micropiles

Deep foundation system ideal for buildings with limited access to large equipment. Typically, a micropile can support up to 200 tons. Used in soft soils with liquefaction issues or settlement problems.

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Piles

Deep foundation system suitable for high loads (greater than 200 tons). Used in soft soils, in areas with liquefaction or settlement issues.


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Anchored Piles

Underpinning piles are reinforced concrete structures used to support vertical slopes. Built in a discontinuous or tangent wall fashion around the excavation, they are braced with steel struts or grouted anchors.

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Soil Nailing

Soil nailing is a soil reinforcement technique that involves drilling and placing steel bolts to create a retaining wall. It is used to stabilize slopes, contain soil cuts, and construct walls. 

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