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Technique
Auger Drilling
Auger drilling is a geotechnical drilling technique that uses a helical screw (auger) to penetrate soil and extract continuous soil samples for investigation purposes. It is widely used for shallow to medium-depth site investigations where soil characterization, borehole logging, and preliminary foundation assessment are required.
Anchor Installation
Geotechnical Investigations
Lateral Support
Piling
- Displacement Piling
- Driven Cast In-Situ Piles (DCIS)
- Open Hole Auger Piling
- Cased Auger Piling
- Limited Access Piling
- Micro Piling
- Odex / Symmetrix Piling
- Oscillator Piling
- Driven Precast Piling
- Percussion Piling
- Underpinning
- Marine Piling
- Tubular Piling
- Sheet Piling
- Post Ramming
- Ductile Iron Piles
- Rota Piles (DTH Air Driven Hammer)
- Spot Bolting
Professional Services
Rockfall / Landslide Systems
Soil Improvement
Sprayed Concrete
Testing & Analysis
Auger Drilling
technique
Auger drilling is a geotechnical drilling technique that uses a helical screw (auger) to penetrate soil and extract continuous soil samples for investigation purposes. It is widely used for shallow to medium-depth site investigations where soil characterization, borehole logging, and preliminary foundation assessment are required.
Where this technique is applied
- Environmental drilling – (installing small monitoring wells)
- Utility installation – (poles, fences, streetlights)
- Foundations – (drilling for piles — flight augers, CFA piling)
- Agriculture – (soil sampling, planting)
- Geotechnical site investigations – (collecting disturbed and sometimes undisturbed samples)