Soil strengthening with polyurethane resins or acrylic gels is a modern method for improving the load-bearing capacity and stability of soil, especially in areas that are settling, unstable, or exposed to water.

What does it involve?

• Polyurethane resins: Injected into the soil, they undergo a chemical reaction, expand, and harden. They fill voids, stabilize the soil, and increase its load-bearing capacity.
• Acrylic gels: They have the ability to penetrate even the smallest pores in the soil. After application, they create a flexible, waterproof barrier that seals the ground and prevents water infiltration.

Why is this important and effective?

• Speed ​​of action: These methods allow for almost immediate soil strengthening without the need for lengthy earthworks.
• Minimal invasiveness: They do not require excavation or heavy equipment, which is particularly important in urban areas.
• Effectiveness: They improve the soil’s bearing capacity, stabilize foundations, and prevent building settlement and water leaks.
• Versatile: They can be used in various soil types and in difficult geotechnical conditions.