Find geotechnical engineers anywhere in Maryland: soils reports for new construction, foundation investigations and compaction testing, in 157 cities and towns. Describe your project once: up to three local firms get back to you, free and with no obligation.
Geotechnical reports in Maryland must be sealed by a Professional Engineer licensed by the state.
Services available in Maryland
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Soils report for new construction
Borings, lab tests and foundation recommendations for a planned building, often requested by the building department or the structural engineer.
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Foundation problem investigation
Investigation of the soil under an existing building with cracks, settlement or heave, to understand the cause before repairs.
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Compaction and materials testing
Field density (compaction) tests and inspections during site work and foundation construction.
Frequently asked questions in Maryland
Do you cover all of Maryland?
Yes: requests can come from any of the 157 cities and towns of Maryland and from unincorporated areas.
Is the service free?
Yes, for you. Firms pay to receive requests; you pay only the firm you hire, if any.
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