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20 Jan 2009, 6:54 PM
Article on soil stabilisation for ground improvement utilising Eco Foundations' deep soil mixing techniques as published in Earthmovers magazine in pdf format for download.
A full case study of a recent project utilising this deep soil mixing system is available for download from the Latest Projects section of our website. read more...
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6 Oct 2008, 3:20 PM
Specialist UK piling contractor Eco Foundations carry out deep soil mixing for new access road for a housing estate in Norfolk, East Anglia.
A full case study of a recent project utilising this deep soil mixing system is available for download from the Latest Projects section of our website.
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Eco Foundations Limited
Stratford-upon-Avon, UK
tel (01789) 295020
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| Piling Contractor & Ground Improvement Specialists |
 Eco Foundations is a piling contractor and ground improvement specialist based in the Midlands and operating all over the UK and Ireland. The company's structure utilises many years of experience working with all sorts of difficult ground conditions to provide modern, innovative, economical foundation solutions for the construction, civil engineering and associated industries.
We have a large and diverse range of modern piling equipment to carry out many different types of piling and foundations techniques including sheet piling, secant piling, CFA piling, large diameter bored piling, vibrated concrete columns, vibrated stone columns, vibrationless piling, silent piling, displacement piling, pile driving, construction piling, piling engineering, wet soil mixing, dry soil mixing and mass soil stabilisation. |
| Retaining Walls utilising Soil Mixing and various Soil Mixing Systems |
Eco provides the complete one stop solution for basement and foundations construction, with design, supply and installation expertise being available to deliver the best and most efficient methods of working. Our favoured method is to utilise soil mixing systems as this is the most economical and eco-friendly, however with the various retaining wall systems and methods of installation available to Eco, we can provide basement walls and foundations in any type of ground that is encountered. Other methods of retaining wall construction include sheet piling, combi walls and hard/hard secant piling.
It is always best practice to have a competent geotechnical report carried out prior to the design stage and this not only provides information for the design but also highlights the best method of construction that is available to suit the specific ground conditions.  
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22 Jun 2009, 7:53 PM
Case study of recent and ongoing deep soil mixing project at Caister-on-Sea, Norfolk in pdf format for download. Includes technical information, drawings, photos and full details of this innovative and sustainable ground improvement contract. read more...
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22 Jun 2009, 7:43 PM
Eco Foundations have just completed a CFA piling contract in Motherwell, Strathclyde for The Austin Company.
The 450 mm diameter CFA piles were installed to a depth of 9 m utilising a high powered CFA piling rig.
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22 Jun 2009, 7:39 PM
Eco Foundations have recently installed a sheet pile retaining wall in the Gloucestershire village of Birdlip nr Cheltenham.
The sheet piles were driven using a telescopic leader rig to a depth of 9 m for a retained height of 6 m utilising ground anchors installed at an angle of 45 degrees. read more...
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22 Jun 2009, 7:32 PM
Eco Foundations have just completed a prestigous contract at Canary Wharf in London for a new sub-station being constructed. A total of 80 CFA piles of 450 mm diameter were drilled to depths of up to 20 m through Thanet Sands. read more...
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16 Feb 2009, 7:15 PM
Eco Foundations install retaining walls for new Mosque at Upon Park, London. Two methods of construction are being utilised. A contiguous bored pile wall is being installed using a high powered CFA piling rig, 450 mm piles are being drilled to a depth of 17.5 m. When these walls are completed a telescopic leader rig with double rotary head will install 550 mm diameter hard/hard secant piles to the same depth to construct a water-tight load bearing secant wall. read more...
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