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FAQ

faq

Frequently Asked Question

At Environic, we are committed to providing you with the best experience as you explore sustainable and eco-friendly solutions for your needs. We understand that you may have questions about our products, services, and policies. This FAQ section is designed to offer you quick and comprehensive answers to the most commonly asked questions. Whether you are curious about our product range, need assistance with your orders, or want to learn more about our sustainability practices, you will find all the information you need right here. If you can't find the answer to your question, please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer support team, who are always ready to help. Let's work together towards a greener and more sustainable future. Thank you for choosing Environic! The excavation FAQ section provided by Environic Solutions addresses common questions and concerns regarding excavation projects. Here are some key points covered: Weather Concerns: If it rains during an excavation project, Environic Solutions takes measures to protect the site. This includes covering the area with tarps and securing them to prevent damage. Safety Measures: To prevent cave-ins, the company uses trench boxes, shoring, sloping, or benching for trenches deeper than five feet. They also assess all underground utilities and soil conditions before beginning work to ensure safety. Handling Unexpected Situations: In the event of hitting a water or gas line, Environic Solutions immediately clears the area and contacts the utility company to manage the situation safely and professionally. Communication with Neighbors: It is recommended to inform neighbors about significant construction work, especially if the excavation might affect nearby properties. Equipment Used: The primary equipment includes excavators, backhoes, bulldozers, and more. These machines are crucial for handling different aspects of excavation and demolition work.

FAQ

Every worker at Environic Solutions Inc. is trained to recognize wet weather hazards and prepare excavation sites to minimize problems. Rain is a major concern, and in many cases, we cover the area with tarps secured by weights or stakes to prevent serious damage.

For smaller excavation jobs, preventing cave-ins is straightforward. For trenches deeper than five feet, we use trench boxes, shoring, sloping, or benching to prevent cave-ins. We assess all underground utilities and soil conditions before digging to ensure safety.

If a water or gas line is hit, we clear the area and keep our distance, being mindful of the leaking substances. We immediately contact the utility company to handle the situation professionally.

Old foundations may have cracks and crumbling, requiring caution during excavation. High water tables can complicate new foundation installations, but with the right equipment, we can manage to fill and dry your foundation effectively.

It’s advisable to inform close neighbors about major construction work. They could face utility issues, and if excavation near their foundation is necessary, they might experience similar problems as your property.

At Environic Solutions Inc., we prioritize safety for our team, clients, and the property. We prevent falls by avoiding mobile equipment and ensure trench safety. We test soil and map out utility lines before digging. For longer projects, daily inspections are conducted.

The main vehicle used for excavating is the excavator, featuring a long bucket arm for material

handling, digging, and demolition. We also use backhoes, bulldozers, graders, trenchers, dump trucks, and various general construction equipment. From sledgehammers to jackhammers, we have the right tools for every job.

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