Our excavation contractor in Montana designs, install, and test earth retention systems for various excavations. Whether for a permanent solution or for temporary construction activities, we utilize tieback anchors, soil nails, and slope stabilization to control lateral earth movements, traffic surcharges, and water pressure caused by excavations.
Slope Stabilization
Slope stabilization is a technique that needs to be implemented to stabilize an inadequate slope to prevent dangerous and damaging slope failure. There is a wide range of slope stabilization methods, but at YGC our excavation contractor in Montana uses soil nails and foundation anchors. We have found that these are the most effective slope stabilization solutions.
Soil Nails
Soil nailing is a method of earth retention that relies on reinforcing strands or members installed within a soil mass to create an internally stable gravity wall or retaining system. It uses grouted, tension-resisting steel nails to reinforce soils for permanent or temporary excavations. Our experienced team in Montana uses soil nails by drilling into the slope at a specific angle. Then the drilled holes are pumped with high-strength grout to fully encapsulate the nail.
Tie Back Anchors
Helical Anchors (also referred to as tiebacks) provide lateral stability to foundation walls and retaining walls with unbalanced earth pressures. Helical anchors can be installed with hand-held equipment, mini-excavators, skid steers, backhoes, trackhoes, or crane-supported rigs so the anchors can be installed in almost any application.
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Yellowstone GeoCon strives to deliver excellent results every time. We are Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana's excavation contractors for earth retention applications and provide free estimates for our services. Our exclusive products are trusted by contractors to provide high-capacity, industry-leading solutions.