Questions project owners ask before signing
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Yes — that's the standard approach for most of our projects. Injection is done from a limited number of points using compact equipment, and work can be scheduled outside critical operating hours if needed.
Non-explosive fragmentation uses chemical expansive agents or hydraulic rock splitters instead of explosives, producing a directionally controlled fracture with no vibration, shockwave, or gas emission — suited to sites near sensitive facilities.
The initial geotechnical and structural survey typically takes 3 to 10 working days depending on site size, after which we deliver a technical report identifying the cause and proposed solution.
We begin with a site visit or a review of project drawings and documents, then provide an initial technical assessment and a detailed quotation within a few working days.
Both. We contract directly with owners on specialist works, and we also deliver as a specialist subcontractor within major EPC programs.
It depends on the number of injection points and site area, but most mid-sized projects are completed within 2 to 6 weeks of mobilization.
Yes — every project is issued with a written technical warranty, with a term set by the nature of the work, plus a periodic follow-up plan after handover.
We state this explicitly in every quotation. In some cases we work from an existing geotechnical report the client already holds; in others we propose a detailed study as a separate line item.
Yes — we mobilize crews and equipment to any site within the Kingdom, with permanent operating bases in Riyadh and the Eastern Province for faster response.
We simulate the fracture line before starting, set live vibration monitoring thresholds during execution, and require documented work permits for every high-risk activity.
Yes — our field team holds the certifications and permits required to work within energy and petrochemical facilities under their respective safety requirements.
Have a site with ground settlement or a rock problem that needs an engineered fix?
Send us the site details and we'll respond within one business day with an initial assessment and proposed next steps.