Geotechnical Reporting

Time and money committed to a project need to be effectively utilised. 1300Locate’s geotechnical reporting ensures you receive a detailed and accurate analysis of your site. Our geotechnical report can be used to make sure your project procedes smoothly and without delay. The skilled and experienced specialists at 1300Locate will conduct a geotechnical investigations that provide you with a reliable map that details the underground arrangement of your site. You can have peace of mind knowing you’re on solid ground and good to go with your site’s geotechnical characteristics.

When you require clearances for an upcoming geotechnical site investigation, get in touch with the team at 1300Locate. We have the training, practical expertise & knowledge – and use the best tools & equipment – to compile a comprehensive data driven report that details all site inclusions relevant to your project type. We work closely with all parties involved and meticulously plan each step in order to make the project constraints and outcomes clear.

Maximise the effiiciency of your project by using geotechnical reporting from the experienced and professional team at 1300Locate. We are the go-to underground service locator for many of SEQ’s developers and builders because we deliver on our promises. Let’s talk about how we can help your project today!

Call us on 1300 562 283, email admin@1300locate.com.au or get in touch online with any enquiries. For quotes on our geotechnical testing services, please email estimating@1300locate.com.au.

Initial Consultation & Site Walk

We believe in close contact. The geotechnical site investigation team will begin by speaking with your company – and most importantly, listening closely. They’ll go over project plans with your representative, and make sure all involved are in good understanding and agreement. Then the team will make a site visit – establishing the location of structures and services above and below ground so that we can give the proper clearance for any drilling, trenching and other investigative work that may follow for the geotechnical report.

Geotechnical Reporting Data Review & Analysis

The team will take all their findings from the site walk back to the office, and process them to build up a comprehensive picture of the site as it relates to the project. Every site is different, but the methods and procedures are the same, developed over years of real-world experience. The team will be able to compare the site and the project to similar works completed successfully in the past. All details are considered as the team prepares the clearance.

Clearance & Continuing Contact

When the geotechnical site investigation is complete, it is presented to you, and any questions you may have are addressed and answered. Our involvement does not end there. We have a strong history of being available to provide you with needed data and guidance all through the planning and design stages of your project.

We find that one of the most common serious project disruptions happens when things below ground are not as they seem. It is not unusual for subsurface services and utilities to be in a significantly different location from where they are shown on existing plans. Doing destructive subsurface investigation for a geotechnical report without a competent clearance can be a highly expensive and time-consuming way to find this out. Our geotechnical testing services will accurately locate and describe the subsurface environment, so invasive procedures such as drilling and digging for soil analysis and other geotechnical review can then happen safely and efficiently.

You’ll be ready for geotechnical reporting  and a detailed geotechnical site investigation. Every project – from residential housing up to the largest and most complex construction venture – needs this level of verification, so that your work can proceed in confidence. There are very few cheap mistakes in destructive digging and drilling – the damage that doesn’t happen because you obtained a good clearance first is money in the bank. The clearance will pay for itself many times over.