Resin Injection

Resin injection is a modern, minimally invasive technique for stabilising ground conditions and re-levelling structures. A specially formulated geopolymer resin is injected through small holes drilled into the ground, where it expands to fill voids, compact loose soils, and lift sunken structures back to level.

Key Benefits

Non-invasive — no excavation required

Completed in as little as one day

Suitable for occupied buildings

Environmentally friendly materials

Real-time monitoring during injection

Immediate load-bearing capability

How It Works

1

Survey

Ground penetrating radar and level surveys to map subsurface conditions.

2

Preparation

Small injection points are drilled — typically 16mm diameter.

3

Injection

Resin is injected and expands to fill voids and compact soils under real-time monitoring.

4

Verification

Post-treatment survey confirms ground stabilisation and level correction.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does resin injection work?

A two-part geopolymer resin is injected through small holes into the ground. It expands to fill voids, compact weak soils, and can lift structures back to level.

Is resin injection permanent?

Yes, the cured resin is permanent, inert, and does not degrade over time. It's a long-lasting solution.

Can resin injection be used under my home?

Yes, it's commonly used for residential properties and can be performed while you remain in your home.

How quickly can I see results?

Results are often visible during the injection process itself. The resin cures within minutes and the ground is immediately stronger.

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