Void Filling

Underground voids can form beneath buildings and infrastructure due to washout, dissolved materials, collapsed drains, salt dissolution, or old mine workings. These voids pose a significant risk of sudden ground collapse. Our void filling service uses controlled injection techniques to safely fill these spaces and prevent further settlement.

Key Benefits

Controlled injection process

Non-destructive method

Prevents sudden collapse

Rapid completion times

Sub-surface void detection

Suitable for all void types

Void Filling — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Prevents sudden collapse risk
  • Minimally invasive process
  • Suitable for all void types
  • Rapid completion times
  • Non-destructive detection methods

Cons

  • Requires specialist detection equipment
  • Multiple injection sessions may be needed
  • Access limitations in some locations
  • Ongoing monitoring may be recommended

How It Works

1

Detection

Ground penetrating radar and other methods to locate and map voids.

2

Planning

Injection plan designed based on void size, location, and cause.

3

Filling

Controlled injection of grout or resin to fill the void safely.

4

Verification

Post-treatment scanning confirms complete void filling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Several factors cause them. Voids can form from collapsed drains, soil washout, dissolved salt deposits, old mine workings, or degraded fill materials. In Cheshire, salt dissolution is a particularly common cause.

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