Excavation
Removing soil or rock to reach the depth needed for building foundations or infrastructure such as water and drainage lines.
The solid foundation of every successful building

Excavation and shoring is one of the most critical stages of any construction project. It is the base everything is built on and directly affects the safety and stability of buildings, especially on weak soil or below-ground works such as tunnels and deep foundations.
Removing soil or rock to reach the depth needed for building foundations or infrastructure such as water and drainage lines.
Reinforcing the sides of an excavation to prevent soil collapse or water ingress, using techniques chosen for the soil type and depth.
For building footings.
For basements and underground parking.
For electricity, drainage and telecom lines.
Strengthens excavation walls.
Prevent soil collapse around deep excavations.
Used for very deep excavations.
Tie back the side walls of the excavation.
Supports temporary excavation faces.