Back in the 1950s when properties in
Sarasota and
Manatee counties were first being developed, the beaches were dredged and a lot
of organic material was left behind and just covered with clean fill.
This
worked well enough for about 50 years, but the homes that are now being built
throughout Sarasota and Manatee Counties are much taller and heavier than
homes that were built in the 50s so the foundations have to be built on more
stable ground in order to support these heavier loads.
These heavier loads make the
demucking process more important than ever before. During the demucking process,
we typically excavate the site 4’ to 6’ until we hit an organic or silt layer
which can be anywhere from 6” to 4’ in thickness. This process can be
challenging because the water table is typically only 2’ to 4’ below the
surface.
The demucking experts at Graber
Excavating and Demolition use a quiet wellpoint system in order to remove the
water from the soil and provide a dry surface in which to excavate the muck and
bring in structural fill that is compact and in one foot lifts to ensure the
highest rate of compaction.
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