Deep Horizons Injection Grouting (DHIG) is a specialized technique used to seal leaks and improve soil stability. Deep Horizons Injection Grouting is different from regular injection grouting because:

• It seals deep, underground water leaks without excavation using polyurethane material
• It improves soil stability and load-bearing capacity
• It’s a trenchless alternative for strengthening levees and dams

Deep Horizons Injection Grouting (DHIG) has transformed the field of trenchless technology, providing a more precise and deeper injection technique compared to traditional methods.

This cost-effective solution has proven effective for a wide range of applications, such as repairing leaks in hospital basements, stabilizing weak soil, and reinforcing infrastructure like levees and dams.

• Deep Horizons Injection Grouting is a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to cement grout that offers precise, inch-by-inch control.
• Unlike cement grout injection, Deep Horizons Injection Grouting offers controllable injection paths, no risk of water contamination, and decreased soil disruption due to its lightweight nature.
• Deep Horizon Injection Grouting cures within 15 minutes compared to the 45 days necessary for cement grout injection.

Deep Horizons Injection Grouting (DHIG) can be used to:

• Stabilize soil or sediment
• Prevent erosion
• Fill voids and cavities
• Reinforce foundations
• Protect from corrosion and subsidence
• Reduce maintenance needs
• Minimize disruption to water traffic and aquatic habitats.

Deep Horizon Injection Grouting is tailored to address specific underwater challenges. It enables quick emergency repairs on a variety of structures using a minimally disruptive approach.

Using Deep Horizon Injection Grouting on underwater infrastructure projects minimizes any risks associated with subsidence and erosion while enhancing the structures’ safety, stability, and longevity.