From the field to the report,
end-to-end service

Urban Transformation Soil Investigation

We prepare the geological-geotechnical soil investigation reports required by the transformation process in areas designated for urban transformation. Field observation, drilling and geophysical surveys establish the soil profile; the site's suitability for construction is demonstrated with engineering parameters.

Reports are prepared in the scope and format required by the relevant authorities and current regulations; we carry out any revisions requested by reviewing institutions during the approval process.

Soil Investigation for Risky Buildings

For buildings undergoing the risky-structure assessment process, we prepare investigation reports that produce the soil parameters required for the assessment calculations. Drilling and geophysical surveys are carried out around the existing structure; soil class and local site conditions are reported in accordance with the current earthquake code.

Parcel / Block-Based Soil Investigations

We prepare soil investigation reports at parcel and block scale to support building-permit applications. Bearing capacity, settlement and foundation design parameters are determined through drilling, field tests and laboratory testing.

The report is prepared to feed directly into the structural design; coordination with the project's structural engineer continues throughout the process.

Soil Drilling

We carry out drilling — the backbone of any soil investigation — under every kind of terrain condition. Field tests such as core drilling, SPT (Standard Penetration Test) and pressuremeter are recorded together with disturbed/undisturbed sampling, borehole logs and groundwater observations.

From tight sites within residential areas to valley floors, from snow-covered job sites to work requiring a floating offshore platform — the drilling program is planned around the site's conditions and completed without interruption.

Geophysical Surveys

We apply geophysical surveys — non-destructive methods for imaging the subsurface — in full integration with drilling data. Seismic, electromagnetic and mechanical methods are used to determine the soil's dynamic parameters, layer geometry and any potential voids.

Microzonation Reports

We prepare microzonation reports that form the basis for zoning planning and disaster-risk management. Soil behavior at the regional scale is mapped using drilling, geophysical survey and laboratory data, producing a scientific basis for settlement decisions.

Where the scope requires it, paleoseismology studies are also included in the field program; data is collected and reported for active-fault investigations.