Inquip The Slurry Trenching Pioneers
Inquip is one of the oldest geotechnical companies in the nation with a senior staff of geotechnical engineers and construction superintendents who helped pioneer the slurry trenching method of construction from the 1950s to present.
Inquip Commercial and Industrial Slurry Trenching Services
Inquip Associates, Inc. is a specialized geotechnical services contractor with over three decades of experience in geotechnical construction. Our expert geotechnical engineers have also experience with federal and state regulations governing health and safety for construction, including remediation work on hazardous and toxic sites.
Today, Inquip provides geotechnical general contracting, subcontracting, and technical assistance services to construction clients in the United States, Canada, South America, and other part of the world. Presently we have offices in California, Florida, Texas and Virginia.
Our main and traditional expertise is in the application of the slurry trenching method of excavation for the installation of the following products:
- Soil bentonite cutoff wall, also called slurry trench
- Cement bentonite cutoff wall
- Plastic concrete cutoff wall
- Slurry wall for earth support systems
- Permeable barriers walls, also called permeable reactive wall
- Bio polymer drain, also called collection trench
Inquip New Construction Service: In Situ Soil Mixing
More recently, Inquip has been developing its expertise for in situ soil mixing applications. This relatively recent technology has the significant advantage of treating soil without excavation, dewatering, or shoring. Insitu treatments can be used to volatilize or oxidize contaminants, stabilize sludges, mix and inject biological or reactive media and to implement a wide variety of other insitu treatments. Insitu soil stabilization has also been recently used to build retaining walls, cutoff walls, and other foundation systems.
- Shallow soil mixing is mostly used for bulk soil stabilization.
- Deep soil mixing has the capability to go to depths greater than 30 feet and is used for foundation, shoring and containment needs.
If you have an immediate or future application for any of our specialty geotechnical construction techniques, contact us so we can assist your needs, discuss a project, or provide you with a competitive quote.
E-Mail us at info@inquip.com, or call us at 703.442. 0143.
Western Region: P.O.Box
2182, Santa Barbara, CA 93120
TEL: (805) 687-2007, FAX: (805) 682-0396
Eastern Region: P.O.
Box 6277, Mclean, VA 22106
TEL: (703) 442-0143, FAX: (703) 442-0188
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