It usually starts with soil investigation or soil testing, depending on the nature of the project and the consultant’s requirements, as these help understand site characteristics before design or execution.

We provide both. Some tests are performed in the laboratory, while others are conducted on-site, such as field soil tests, concrete testing during casting, asphalt core testing, and certain NDT tests.

No. Concrete can be tested during casting through slump tests and sample collection, and after hardening through cubes, cylinders, or core samples. Existing concrete structures can also be evaluated using NDT methods.

Soil investigation identifies the site’s soil layers through drilling and sampling, while soil tests measure the properties of the samples, such as density, moisture content, CBR, permeability, gradation, and Atterberg limits.

Yes. Many projects require more than one service, such as soil investigation before execution, followed by concrete, aggregate, and asphalt testing during the construction stages.

Yes, the report is structured to be clear and suitable for use by the responsible technical party in the project.