Engineer White Papers and other Documentation

Soils that absorb the most water tend to be the soil type that has the greatest water retention ability.

How Does Water Affect Soil? Retention and Drainage Explained

Engineer
Geotechnical soil testing is an important step to take before any construction project.

Should a Geotechnical Survey Be Performed on Every Lot?

Engineer
Texans build on expansive clay soils that are native to the area. Where traditional foundation systems fail under this pressure, the Wafflemat Foundation System is designed to accommodate and stay strong under pressure.

What’s UP with Texas Soils?

Engineer
GeoTechnical Survey testing results will reveal important information about build site conditions that are crucial to understand before the construction of any concrete foundation.

What will a GeoTechnical Survey tell me? (How to read a GeoTech Survey)

Engineer
Texas is number one in foundation failures having a massive impact on the residential communities built on bad soil.

Why is Texas #1 in Foundation Failures?

Contractors

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