What is Grouting?

Cement Grouting
Cement grouting is the process of injecting a special cement mixture into soil, concrete, block or rock to increase the strength and support of a structure. Grout is a construction material usually consisting of a mixture of cement, sand, water and other additives used to jack settled structures, slab sub seal floor joints, and fill large voids.

Chemical Grouting
SGS offers below grade leak sealing using acrylamide chemical grout or urethane grout. Grout injection holes are strategically located to best facilitate the placement of grout. In instances where grout is to be place outside or under a structure, injection holes will be drilled through or next to the structure. Placement of grout is made by pressure injection. Injection pressures are determined by grout consumption, foundation, and soil conditions. In cases where higher injection pressure is required, the surrounding soils are carefully monitored to avoid unnecessary damage. During the placement of grout, dye may be used to trace the path of the injected grout.

Superior Grouting Services, Inc. (SGS) uses grouting to provide soil and structural problem solving to its clients. Grouting offers foundation stablization, concrete restoration, and sinkhole solutions.

Contact SGS today to find out how we can help you with your construction or foundation maintenance needs.

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