Geotechnical Investigation Report
Geotechnical Investigation
A building is subject to the ordinance if it meets all of the following:
- Wood-framed
- Two or more stories
- Built before January 1, 1978
- Ground-floor parking / garages / open fronts
- One or more soft, weak, or open-front wall lines
Geotechnical Investigation
Proper understanding of subsurface conditions is essential for safe and effective construction. Our geotechnical investigation services evaluate soil properties and site conditions to develop design recommendations that support foundation performance, grading stability, and overall structural integrity in accordance with municipal requirements.
We provide geotechnical investigation services to assess soil conditions and site characteristics.
Our studies support safe, code-compliant structural design.
We identify subsurface conditions that may impact construction and long-term performance.
- Soil borings
- Cone Penetration Testing (CPT)
- Test pits
- Soil classification
- Groundwater evaluation
- Allowable bearing capacities
- Settlement potential
- Lateral earth pressures
- Foundation design recommendations
- Grading guidelines
- Site preparation requirements
Our documentation meets municipal standards and supports structural engineering design.
This service is suitable for:
- New construction projects
- Building additions
- Projects requiring city-approved geotechnical documentation
We provide geotechnical investigation services to evaluate soil conditions and develop design recommendations for foundations, grading, and site stability. These studies form the basis for safe, code-compliant structural design and help identify subsurface conditions that may impact construction.
Our investigations may include borings, CPT testing, test pits, soil classification, and groundwater evaluation. We analyze the collected data to determine allowable bearing capacities, settlement potential, and lateral earth pressures. The final report includes foundation recommendations, grading guidelines, and site preparation requirements that meet municipal standards and support structural engineering design. This service is suitable for new construction, additions, and projects requiring city-approved geotechnical documentation.