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Wet soil mixing is a ground improvement technique that involves mixing a soil with a cementitious binder to improve its strength and stiffness. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

Mixed modulus columns CMM ® are a type of ground improvement technique that involves installing columns of mixed modulus material into the ground. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

Rigid inclusions are a type of ground improvement technique that involves installing rigid elements into the ground to improve its strength and stiffness. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

Environmental stone columns are a type of ground improvement technique that involves installing columns of granular material into the ground to improve its drainage and reduce settlement. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

Grouting is a ground improvement technique that involves injecting a grout material into the ground to improve its strength and stiffness. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

Jet grouting is a type of grouting technique that involves using a high-pressure jet of water to create a cavity in the ground, which is then filled with grout. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

Compaction grouting is a type of grouting technique that involves injecting a grout material into the ground to compact the soil and improve its strength. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

Compensation/fracture grouting is a type of grouting technique that involves injecting a grout material into the ground to fill voids and fractures in the soil. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

Permeation grouting is a type of grouting technique that involves injecting a grout material into the ground to improve its permeability. This technique is often used to control groundwater flow and reduce settlement.

Rock/fissure grouting is a type of grouting technique that involves injecting a grout material into the ground to fill voids and fractures in rock. This technique is often used to improve the stability of rock slopes and foundations.

Piling is a ground improvement technique that involves installing piles into the ground to provide support for structures. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

CFA piles are a type of pile that is installed using a continuous flight auger. This technique is often used to install piles in soft soils and clays.

Driven precast piles are a type of pile that is installed by driving a precast concrete pile into the ground. This technique is often used to install piles in dense soils and rocks.

Bored piles are a type of pile that is installed by drilling a hole in the ground and then filling it with concrete. This technique is often used to install piles in soft soils and clays.

Minipiles are a type of pile that is smaller in diameter than traditional piles. This technique is often used to install piles in restricted access areas.

Restricted access piles are a type of pile that is designed to be installed in areas where there is limited access. This technique is often used to install piles in urban areas and other areas where space is limited.

Pali Radice is a type of pile that is installed using a special drilling technique that allows for the installation of piles in difficult ground conditions. This technique is often used to install piles in areas where there is a high water table or where the soil is very soft.

Earth retention is a ground improvement technique that involves using a variety of methods to retain soil and prevent it from moving. This technique is often used to support excavations and other structures.

Contiguous pile walls are a type of earth retention system that involves installing a series of piles close together to create a wall. This technique is often used to support excavations and other structures.

King post walls are a type of earth retention system that involves installing a series of piles with a king post at the top. This technique is often used to support excavations and other structures.

Secant pile walls are a type of earth retention system that involves installing a series of piles that overlap each other. This technique is often used to support excavations and other structures.

Anchors - single bond length are a type of earth retention system that involves installing anchors into the ground to provide support for a structure. This technique is often used to support excavations and other structures.

SBMA Soil nails are a type of earth retention system that involves installing steel nails into the ground to provide support for a structure. This technique is often used to support excavations and other structures.

Slurry cut-off walls are a type of earth retention system that involves installing a wall of slurry-supported soil to prevent groundwater from flowing into an excavation. This technique is often used to support excavations and other structures.

Retaining structures are structures that are designed to hold back soil and prevent it from moving. This technique is often used to support excavations and other structures.

Instrumentation and monitoring is a process that involves installing instruments in the ground to measure the movement of soil and other ground conditions. This technique is often used to monitor the performance of ground improvement projects and to ensure the safety of structures.

Solutions are the various ways in which Keller UK can help clients address their geotechnical challenges. These solutions include ground improvement techniques, piling, earth retention, and instrumentation and monitoring.

Improve bearing capacity is a solution that involves improving the ability of the ground to support a structure. This solution is often used to prevent settlement and to ensure the stability of structures.

Bearing capacity / settlement control is a solution that involves controlling the settlement of a structure. This solution is often used to prevent damage to structures and to ensure their long-term stability.

Piling is a solution that involves installing piles into the ground to provide support for structures. This solution is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

Re-levelling structures is a solution that involves adjusting the level of a structure to correct for settlement. This solution is often used to restore the functionality of structures and to prevent further damage.

Underpinning is a solution that involves strengthening the foundations of a structure. This solution is often used to prevent settlement and to ensure the stability of structures.

Containment is a solution that involves preventing the movement of soil or other materials. This solution is often used to support excavations and other structures.

Excavation support is a solution that involves providing support for excavations. This solution is often used to prevent the collapse of excavations and to ensure the safety of workers.

Stabilisation is a solution that involves improving the stability of the ground. This solution is often used to prevent settlement and to ensure the stability of structures.

Solution feature stabilisation is a solution that involves stabilizing specific features of the ground. This solution is often used to prevent settlement and to ensure the stability of structures.

Track Bed stabilisation is a solution that involves stabilizing the track bed of a railway. This solution is often used to prevent settlement and to ensure the safety of trains.

Tunnelling grouting / Compensation grouting is a solution that involves injecting grout into the ground to support tunnels. This solution is often used to prevent the collapse of tunnels and to ensure the safety of workers.

Groundwater control is a solution that involves controlling the flow of groundwater. This solution is often used to prevent settlement and to ensure the stability of structures.

Slope stabilisation is a solution that involves stabilizing slopes. This solution is often used to prevent landslides and to ensure the safety of structures.

Instrumentation & monitoring is a solution that involves installing instruments in the ground to measure the movement of soil and other ground conditions. This solution is often used to monitor the performance of ground improvement projects and to ensure the safety of structures.

Markets are the various sectors of the construction industry that Keller UK serves. These markets include commercial, industrial, infrastructure, institutional/public, power, and residential.

Commercial is a market that includes projects such as office buildings, retail stores, and hotels.

Industrial is a market that includes projects such as factories, warehouses, and power plants.

Infrastructure is a market that includes projects such as roads, bridges, and tunnels.

Institutional/public is a market that includes projects such as schools, hospitals, and government buildings.

Power is a market that includes projects such as power plants and transmission lines.

Residential is a market that includes projects such as houses, apartments, and condominiums.

Projects are the various projects that Keller UK has completed. These projects include a wide range of ground improvement, piling, earth retention, and instrumentation and monitoring projects.

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Quality is a section of the website that describes Keller UK's commitment to quality. This commitment includes using the highest quality materials and equipment and ensuring that all projects are completed to the highest standards.

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Global strength and local focus is a tagline that describes Keller UK's commitment to providing its clients with the best possible service, regardless of their location.

Helping create infrastructure that improves the world's communities is a mission statement that describes Keller UK's commitment to improving the lives of people around the world.

Our projects is a section of the website that showcases some of the projects that Keller UK has completed. This section includes photos and descriptions of the projects.

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The UK's leader in geotechnical solutions is a statement that describes Keller UK's position as a leading provider of geotechnical solutions in the UK.

What we do is a section of the website that describes the services that Keller UK offers. This section includes information about the company's ground improvement techniques, piling, earth retention, and instrumentation and monitoring services.

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Solutions is a section of the website that describes the various solutions that Keller UK offers to its clients. This section includes information about the company's ground improvement techniques, piling, earth retention, and instrumentation and monitoring services.

Bearing capacity / settlement control is a solution that involves controlling the settlement of a structure. This solution is often used to prevent damage to structures and to ensure their long-term stability.

Markets are the various sectors of the construction industry that Keller UK serves. These markets include commercial, industrial, infrastructure, institutional/public, power, and residential.

Infrastructure is a market that includes projects such as roads, bridges, and tunnels.

Techniques are the various ground improvement techniques that Keller UK uses to solve geotechnical challenges. These techniques include wet soil mixing, mixed modulus columns CMM ®, rigid inclusions, environmental stone columns, grouting, jet grouting, compaction grouting, compensation/fracture grouting, permeation grouting, rock/fissure grouting, piling, CFA piles, driven precast piles, bored piles, minipiles, restricted access piles, Pali Radice, earth retention, contiguous pile walls, king post wall, secant pile walls, anchors - single bond length, SBMA Soil nails, slurry cut-off walls, and retaining structures.

Vibro compaction is a ground improvement technique that involves using a vibrating probe to compact the soil. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils and to reduce settlement.

DP World is a project that Keller UK has completed. This project involved using vibro compaction to improve the bearing capacity of the soil at a port terminal.

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Corringham is the location of the DP World project.

Rigid inclusions are a type of ground improvement technique that involves installing rigid elements into the ground to improve its strength and stiffness. This technique is often used to improve the bearing capacity of soils, reduce settlement, and control groundwater.

King post walls are a type of earth retention system that involves installing a series of piles with a king post at the top. This technique is often used to support excavations and other structures.

Norton House is a project that Keller UK has completed. This project involved using rigid inclusions and a king post wall to support an excavation for a new building.

Basingstoke is the location of the Norton House project.

Rail is a market that includes projects such as railways and train stations.

Pali Radice is a type of pile that is installed using a special drilling technique that allows for the installation of piles in difficult ground conditions. This technique is often used to install piles in areas where there is a high water table or where the soil is very soft.

Denmark Street bridge is a project that Keller UK has completed. This project involved using Pali Radice piles to support a new bridge.

Middlesbrough is the location of the Denmark Street bridge project.

Residential is a market that includes projects such as houses, apartments, and condominiums.

Restricted access piles are a type of pile that is designed to be installed in areas where there is limited access. This technique is often used to install piles in urban areas and other areas where space is limited.

2 Great George Street is a project that Keller UK has completed. This project involved using restricted access piles to support a new building.

Leeds is the location of the 2 Great George Street project.

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