SLOPE STABILITY ANALYSIS AND INSPECTION
OVERVIEW
Slope stability analysis ensures the safe design of constructed or natural slopes to assess the risk of failure by sliding or collapsing. At PRI Engineering, our slope stability analysis and inspection services include a thorough evaluation of the soil conditions, geological factors, and environmental impacts on slope stability. We ensure that the slope meets industry standards and specifications, identifying potential issues before they become major problems. Our team is experienced in conducting slope stability analysis and inspection for a wide range of projects, from small residential properties to large commercial developments.
OUR PROCESS
To conduct an analysis and inspection of the slope stability, our project supervisor reviews the slope conditions, evaluates any toe erosions, and analyzes the groundwater and soil parameters.
We analyze the following types of slopes:
Excavated slopes
Natural slopes
Dams
Embankments
Hazard lands by waterways or wetlands
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