SOIL DRYING, SITE DRY-UP, SOIL MODIFICATION

Often site soils are too wet and lack the necessary strength and stability to support construction operations. Soil modification (sometimes called site dry-up or soil drying) involves the application of a stabilizing additive to chemically and physically alter soil composition, helping to reduce swell, plasticity, and moisture holding capacity while increasing stability. ​

SAVE TIME & MONEY

Waiting for construction sites to dry is a frustrating process often prolonged by uncontrollable weather. The time and money spent to excavate/export wet material, and import/place new material is a substantial expense. Wadel Stabilization can mobilize quickly, drying wet sites in a fraction of the time for drying, for a fraction of the cost of undercutting.

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DRY SOILS INSIDE COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

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Are wet soils delaying your commercial building project? Wadel has experience drying soils inside large-scale building projects, getting crews back on site and your project back on schedule. Wondering if we can help you? Contact us

WEATHERPROOF SITE SOILS

​Soil modification results in plasticity reduction, swell reduction, and reduction in moisture-holding capacity. With proper drainage modified soils create a solid working platform even through future rains.

EXTEND THE CONSTRUCTION SEASON

​Soil modification can be used to extend the construction season by allowing construction to both commence earlier during the wet spring thaws and to proceed later in to the wet fall and winter. Soil modification is a rapid process, allowing construction equipment to begin operations immediately following compaction.

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