Aggregate Piers (Stone Columns)
Aggregate Piers (Stone Column) is a ground improvement technology that uses stiff aggregate piers to reinforce or densify soils. They
At Russo Corporation, we pride ourselves on employing a diverse array of cutting-edge techniques to deliver exceptional results in construction and engineering. From innovative foundation methods to advanced earth retention systems, our team harnesses the latest technology and industry best practices to tackle projects of all sizes and complexities.
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Aggregate Piers (Stone Column) is a ground improvement technology that uses stiff aggregate piers to reinforce or densify soils. They
Anchor blocks consist of utilizing structural blocks and anchors to provide stability and support for an existing slope. These blocks
Cement-grouted tension elements used for earth retention systems and tiedown systems. These components can be installed at various angles and
Cast-in-place piles installed utilizing a hollow stem continuous flight auger (CFA). High slump grout is pumped through the hollow stem
Cast-in-place walls, also known as in-situ walls, refer to structural walls constructed on-site using concrete poured and cured in the
Compaction grouting is the pumping of a stiff grout to densify loose granular soils or to reinforce fine grain soils.
Deep foundations, also known as Drilled Shafts or Caissons are used to support structures including buildings, walls and bridges with
Deep foundation elements installed using pneumatic hammers or vibratory methods. Typically installed to a design resistance or pre-determined design depth.
A foundation element consisting of a hollow steel pile with one or more helices. They are screwed into the ground
Small diameter deep foundation elements typically between 4 and 12 inches in diameter. They consist of a combination of high
Injection of a cement-based grout or chemical grout into voids or cracks in soil/rock masses. The grout permeates the granular
Rock bolts are structural elements used in geotechnical engineering and underground construction to provide support and reinforcement to rock masses.
Pile walls consisting of overlapping drilled shafts to create a water resistant below grade shoring system. Standard pile elements consists
Sheet piling retains soil, using steel sheets with interlocking edges and is installed with pneumatic hammers or vibratory methods. Common
High mobility grouting is commonly performed in fractured rock to reduce the flow of groundwater. High mobility flow of grout
Earth retention system consisting of near horizontal steel bar reinforced elements that are drilled and grouted into the excavation face
Earth retention system utilized to support open excavations. Vertical steel piles are installed, and lagging is utilized between the piles
Vibratory Compaction is a ground improvement technology used to densify granular soils. It can be used to increase bearing capacity,