AGRU America Expansion in Georgetown, SC

Installation rates of up to 50 inclusions per day per rig allow large foundation areas to be improved quickly. This significantly reduces foundation duration compared to stone columns or soil mixing systems. Faster installation keeps project timelines on track, and consistent, rigid inclusion installation practices ensure productivity is maintained across multiple rigs. This helps keep projects on schedule and resources optimized.

Installation uses small CAT-class rigs with auger attachments, enabling work in confined or urban sites. Multiple rigs can operate simultaneously, scaling production efficiently and adapting to fast-track schedules. This flexibility minimizes equipment congestion and site disruption, while maintaining best practices in rigid inclusion. This ensures work proceeds efficiently, safely, and on schedule across every project.

Unlike vibro-replacement or grout systems that induce vibration and rely on soil confinement, these inclusions install with minimal disturbance and perform predictably under seismic loads. Correct rigid inclusion installation ensures ductile, reliable performance even in earthquake-prone regions. This gives engineers and contractors confidence that foundations will maintain integrity and stability under all seismic conditions.

Because the system generates no spoil, there are no disposal costs or environmental concerns. This simplifies overall site logistics, reduces regulatory hurdles, and ensures each rigid inclusion is environmentally compliant. It also helps construction projects stay on schedule while promoting sustainable practices, enhancing site efficiency, and supporting safe, cost-effective, and highly reliable construction outcomes.