Drilling Engineers provides soil and bedrock sampling for a complete range of lithographies. The company’s Geoprobe 7822DT drilling rig provides direct-push capabilities in unconsolidated and semi-consolidated subsurfaces. In semi-consolidated and consolidated lithographies, the company can deploy its CME-55s and CME-75s for auger and rotary drilling.

The company’s equipment for soil and bedrock sampling includes:

• Geoprobe Dual Tube Samplers—in 2.25” and 3.25” diameters
• Geoprobe Macrocore Sampler—2.25” diameters
• CME Continuous Sampling System
• Hydropunch Sampling System
• Heavy-duty Lnyac Split-spoon Sampling System
• Shelby tubes
• California Barrels, both standard and modified
• Giddings Samplers, both standard and modified

Drilling Engineers maintains an extensive list of key projects. Some highlights from that project list are:

• Drill, sample, core and run packer tests for a slurry well design at a gravel pit, Colorado;
• Geotechnical investigation at a former landfill for a building expansion, Colorado;
• Drill and continuous sampling for a forensic investigation at a housing complex, Colorado;
• Installation of piezometers for an irrigation water recharge project, Colorado;
• Investigation a spoils pile for a highwall reclamation project at a coal mine, Wyoming;
• Drill and sample in a forensic investigation of a failed foundation at a housing complex, Colorado;
• Drill and sample for a new ethanol processing plant, Colorado;
• Drill and sample, test compaction for a soil anchor project, Colorado;
• Drill and sample for new cell tower sites; Wyoming;
• Drill, sample and installation of piezometers and inclinometers for a landslide investigation project at an electrical substation, Colorado;
• Drill and sample for the construction a new wind farm, Oklahoma;
• Drill, sample and installation of vibrating wire peizometers, Colorado;
• Drilling and sampling for an analysis of failed pavement, Colorado;
• Drill and sample with a CME-55 and a short tower under a canopy at a water-water composting facility, Colorado.

Drilling Engineers’ field crews are experienced and well-trained. Their work on past jobs and familiarity in working with the company’s equipment translates into efficient, competent work on each new job.

 

Need more information?

Call (970) 484-5183 to obtain more details about the many drilling services available. You can also email info@drillingengineers.com and expect a prompt response.