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Limited Access Probing
BFS performs soil borings in extreme confined and/or limited access locations. These are places where you can't readily – if at all – gain access with a Geoprobe rig. Said boreholes are advanced in 2-foot intervals. Total attainable depth is highly dependent on soil characteristics and whether subsurface obstructions exist. Practically speaking, maximum depth can usually be capped at 10 feet [below ground surface] in ideal conditions.
Relevant examples of severely limited access sampling locations include:
- steep slopes
- extra low overhead clearances
- narrow/tight spaces
- raised areas
- fenced-off or otherwise obstructed spaces
- soil stock piles
- areas of extra dense vegetation
- basements/sub-levels
Definitely do not skip important sampling locations due to no/poor access; and do not settle on samples collected by primitive, archaic methods such as a hand auger or shovel.
414·292·7569
Milwaukee, WI