Aes

• Epoxy Injection Grouting for RCC Structures

• Structural Crack Repair

• Water Leakage Arresting

• Concrete Restoration & Rehabilitation

• Basement & Slab Crack Injection

• Column, Beam, and Slab Strengthening

• Joint Sealing & Concrete Stitching

Epoxy injection grouting is a high-strength method of sealing and restoring cracked or damaged concrete by injecting low-viscosity epoxy into structural cracks under pressure. This process restores the concrete’s structural integrity and prevents water ingress.

• RCC Beams and Columns

• Retaining Walls and Foundations

• Bridges and Flyovers

• Water Tanks and Underground Structures

• Industrial Floors and Basements

• ✅ Experienced Team of Engineers and Technicians

• ✅ Use of High-Quality Epoxy Resins and Grouting Equipment

• ✅ Leak-Proof and Durable Repairs

• ✅ On-Time Execution with Minimal Disruption

• ✅ Custom Solutions Based on Site Conditions

Tunnel grouting is a specialised process of pressure-injecting grout materials into the surrounding ground, rock mass, or lining of tunnels to control water ingress, improve ground stability, and enhance the structural integrity of underground works. Our tunnel grouting services are engineered to perform under demanding conditions, ensuring safe and durable tunnel construction and rehabilitation.

CEMENT GROUTING is a construction process used to fill gaps, cracks, or voids in concrete or soil using a mixture of cement, water, and sometimes additives. It strengthens structures, prevents water leakage, and improves load-bearing capacity.

1. Structural Repair – Filling cracks in concrete beams, columns, and slabs.

2. Waterproofing – Sealing joints in dams, tunnels, basements, and water tanks.

3. Soil Stabilization – Strengthening loose soil before construction.

4. Machine Foundation – Filling voids beneath base plates of heavy equipment.

5. Pile Foundations – Grouting around piles to improve bonding with soil.

1. Neat Cement Grout – Cement and water only.

2. Sand-Cement Grout – Cement, sand, and water for larger voids.

3. Chemical Grout – Cement plus additives for specific conditions (e.g., quick setting, non-shrink).

4. Pressure Grouting – Injected under pressure into voids or cracks