Key Benefits of Soil Stabilization
- Improved Soil Strength
- Erosion Prevention
- Increased Pavement Durability
- Enhanced Stability
- Prolonged Pavement Lifespan
- Reduced Maintenance and Repairs
Soil Stabilization, often used in conjunction with Full Depth Reclamation (FDR), is a process to recreate and permanently fix poor subgrade conditions. Asphalt is a flexible pavement that when paved on a loose or saturated sub base, will prematurely crack and fail. Soil stabilization uses a powdered Portland cement which is mixed with the existing subgrade and water to create a concrete-fortified base. Once the base is graded and has time to cure, you can pave directly on top.
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