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The world we live in today has been achieved through the perseverance of men to build and create a better tomorrow, today. Through construction, we mold the world so that we might live. Smithcorp Construction carries on this idea with its expertise in pipe bursting, slip lining, and underground utilities.
With Smithcorp, you can rest assured knowing that you have over 20 years of experience in underground utilities, the passion to see the world improved, and the best people in the business you could possibly have making sure your project is built to the highest quality of standards.
The Conventional Open Cut method is a traditional approach to underground construction where a trench or excavation is dug from the surface down to the required depth, the underground structure is built within this excavation, and then the area is backfilled.
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The Design/Build with Engineering Firm approach is a project delivery method for underground construction that integrates design and construction services under a single contract, with an engineering firm either leading or playing a key role in the project team.
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Cellular grouting is a specialized grouting technique used in underground construction that involves injecting a lightweight, low-density grout mixture containing stable air bubbles or cells throughout the grout matrix.
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Pipe bursting is a trenchless rehabilitation method used to replace existing underground pipelines without extensive excavation. The technique involves breaking the existing pipe outward while simultaneously pulling a new pipe into the created void.
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Shaft excavation is a specialized vertical excavation technique used to create access points for underground construction projects, ventilation systems, utility connections, and transportation infrastructure.
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Slip-lining is a trenchless rehabilitation method used to repair or replace existing underground pipelines by inserting a new, smaller-diameter pipe inside the existing deteriorated pipe. This method creates a pipe-within-a-pipe system that restores structural integrity and flow capacity.
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