Ground Improvement is the stabilization of soils to increase their bearing capacity, provide stability, control seepage, and provide liquefaction resistance.

Rigid inclusions are frequently used for soil stabilization when a load is being transferred through very soft soils to stiffer soil or rock, thereby increasing load-carrying capacity and reducing compressibility of the poor soils.

Piling systems are utilized to create solid foundations within a wide range of problem soils. Piling systems can be precast to exacting specifications with significant cost savings.