Residential Development

A geotechnical report is essential for any land development project because it assesses the soil, rock, and groundwater conditions of the site to determine its suitability for construction. It helps engineers and developers understand the ground’s stability, bearing capacity, and potential hazards like landslides, liquefaction, or subsidence. This information is crucial for designing safe foundations and ensuring long-term structural integrity, as well as complying with local building and resource consent regulations.