Integrated borehole geophysics, geotechnical investigation, and soil analysis for better engineering and groundwater decisions.
From reconnaissance and field acquisition to laboratory characterization and engineering interpretation, we turn subsurface data into decisions.
Downhole measurements that reveal lithology, fractures, fluid-bearing zones and borehole conditions beyond what cuttings alone can show.
Ground investigations for buildings, roads and civil infrastructure, designed to characterize engineering behavior and support safe design.
Laboratory testing and characterization of soil materials to support classification, engineering assessment and foundation or pavement decisions.
Field observations become stronger when geophysical, geotechnical and laboratory evidence are interpreted together.
Scope the engineering or geological objective, depth and required data.
Collect borehole, geotechnical and representative laboratory samples.
Combine logs, physical observations and soil laboratory results.
Translate subsurface evidence into clear engineering and geoscience recommendations.
A selection of GeoScan field activities, showing drilling operations, borehole investigation and geological inspection in the field.
Our approach connects measurements at the borehole, ground and laboratory scale. The result is a defensible subsurface model that can support investigation, design and geotechnical or geological interpretation.
Investigation programs designed around real site constraints, target depths and decision requirements.
Laboratory evidence adds a detailed view of soil properties and material behavior to the field dataset.
Reports emphasize what the data means for foundations, roads, boreholes, resources and subsurface risk.
Tell us your location, project type, target depth and the decision you need the investigation to support.