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Dates/Pricing
Geotechnical Masterclass: March 25th - 27th, 2025
$695.00
This is special pricing for all who register before the end of day, February 25th. $745 February 26th and later. ($50 discount for each additional participant.)
Location
To Be Determined
(in Georgia)
Discount
$50 discount for each additional participant.
Geotechnical Masterclass
Elevate your geotechnical expertise with our comprehensive masterclass covering cutting-edge techniques and solutions. Master:
- Polyurethane Concrete Leveling for sunken slabs
- Polyurethane Soil Stabilization for various soil types
- Geotechnical Testing with precision
- Deep Lock® soil stabilization procedures
Why Attend?
• Gain Hands-On Experience with state-of-the-art equipment
• Learn From Industry-Leading Experts with decades of experience
• Network with Peers and potential collaborators
• Boost Your Company’s Market Reach and capabilities
Consider the low cost of training vs. the high cost of job screw-ups and missed opportunities.
Transitioning from routine geotechnical work to more complex and high-stakes infrastructure and large-scale construction projects represents a significant growth opportunity for your career and business. Get the advanced skills and critical insights needed to tackle challenging projects and succeed in competitive markets confidently.
Join us for this transformative Geotechnical Masterclass. We’ll equip you with the knowledge and techniques to excel across all geotechnical project types.



The owners of a college apartment complex in Georgia reached out to a local engineering firm after discovering a large void underneath the northwest end of the building. The issue was caused by stormwater collecting and flowing beneath the building's foundation. Over time, the foundation became exposed and now the grade has lowered by a foot from the original design.



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Beneath the seemingly solid surface of concrete slabs lurks a hidden threat that can compromise the integrity of an entire structure: voids in the supporting soil.
Concrete slabs play a crucial role in many structures. However, over time, voids can develop beneath them. These gaps in the supporting soil create serious risks. This article explains how you can identify and repair voids using polyurethane concrete foam filler.

Pressure grouting, also known as permeation grouting, stabilizes and strengthens weak or loose soil. This process involves injecting a fluid grout mixture under pressure into the ground. As a result, the grout fills voids, cracks, and spaces between soil particles. While cement grout is often associated with pressure grouting, polyurethane grout offers several advantages.