The problem
What we found
An HOA was losing large amounts of water under and around the weir. The condition of the concrete was sound but the surrounding fill was washed out.
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Soil Stabilization, Chemical Shoring & Permeation Grouting
Washout void fill
Eagle, Idaho Sep 25, 2026
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How we repaired it
We started the project by direct injection deep in the soil around the sides where the erosion had occurred; then we drilled through the concrete to fill all the voids that had been created under the concrete slabs.
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What changed
Water now flows through the weir and not under or around it.
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