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Also called permeation grouting, it involves injecting a fine cement-based grout into suitable soil. The grout enters spaces between soil particles and, as it cures, forms a stronger mass.

It generally works best in permeable, granular soils such as sand. Clay, silt, rock and other ground conditions can restrict grout flow. Suitability needs to be considered for each site.

Call 0456 789 179 or email projects@perthunderpinning.com.au. Let us know the site location, what you’re planning and any concerns. Photos and available plans help us understand the project.