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Answers before the quotation.
Five planning tools built from the way we actually scope and interpret work. They are indicative aids — never a substitute for a ground investigation and a signed design — but they will get you to a sensible number today.
Tool 01
Ground investigation scope builder
Size an investigation against your structure and footprint — boreholes, depth, metreage, trial pits, laboratory and field duration.
Tool 02
SPT → allowable bearing pressure
Meyerhof settlement-based estimate for granular soils, or an undrained estimate for cohesive soils with a factor of safety of three.
Tool 03
Plasticity classifier
Plots your liquid and plastic limits on the Casagrande chart and returns the USCS group, position against the A-line and swell potential.
Tool 04
Resistivity, corrosivity & earthing
Converts a Wenner resistivity measurement into a soil corrosivity class and an indicative earth electrode requirement. The same check we run on transmission and pipeline projects.
Tool 05
Pressure unit converter
Bearing pressures move between kPa, kg/cm² and t/m² depending on who drew the design. Convert once, quote once.
Next step
From a number to a crew on site.
These tools tell you roughly what the work looks like. The request-for-quotation builder turns that into a scope we can price — and it carries your scope-builder output straight across.
- Structured RFQ in four short steps
- Send by email, WhatsApp, or print for your file
- Automatic RFQ reference number
- We respond within two working days
Every output on this page is a planning estimate produced from published correlations. Correlations are not designs: they assume uniform strata, exclude organic, collapsible and expansive special cases, and carry no site verification. Foundation, earthing and pavement designs must be based on a ground investigation and signed by a qualified engineer.
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