Four practice areas. One field crew.

Subsurface investigation, foundation design, and slope stability analysis for infrastructure and commercial development. We plan the borings program around the actual question — bearing capacity, settlement, seismic site class, cut-slope stability — rather than a standard grid, and the engineer who designs the program is the one who logs the holes.

Deliverables are stamped geotechnical reports with design parameters your structural engineer can use directly, plus construction-phase observation when the foundations go in.

Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments, contamination delineation, and regulatory compliance support for acquisitions, redevelopment, and permitting. Our geologists handle the agency liaison so the findings land in a form the regulator will accept the first time.

Resource characterization, tailings geotechnics, and permitting support for mining operations. Tailings storage facility characterization and stability analysis are built to stand in front of state dam-safety reviewers, not just internal engineering.

ASTM- and AASHTO-compliant soil, aggregate, and concrete testing from our in-house laboratory, with field QA/QC crews for compaction, concrete placement, and asphalt. Because the lab is ours, turnaround is measured in days and the results tie directly back to the borings we logged.