Aubrey Testing Materials Engineering

Laboratory and field evaluations verify that concrete, soil, asphalt, and structural metals comply with regional building codes and project-specific requirements.

• Concrete Sampling and Testing

  Concrete cylinders are sampled, cured, and compressed to verify structural strength.

• Soil Density Testing

  Nuclear density testing and earthwork inspection confirm proper soil compaction for stable foundations.

• Asphalt Testing

  Quality control testing of pavement materials supports transportation and roadway paving projects.

• Pile Load and Integrity Testing

  Heavy loading and structural integrity assessments verify the capacity of deep foundation piles.

• Weldment and Connection Inspection

  Visual and non-destructive examinations evaluate structural welding and steel joints.

Geotechnical investigations determine sub-soil characteristics, bearing capacity, and hydrogeological properties before construction begins.

• Geotechnical Soil Boring

  Drilled boreholes retrieve representative soil samples to map geological layers and evaluate strength.

• Percolation and Infiltration Testing

  Field permeability assessments measure water absorption rates for drainage design.

• Ground-Penetrating Radar Scanning

  Non-destructive electromagnetic imaging locates buried pipes, rebar, and voids beneath concrete.

Detailed structural evaluations and specialized site observation protect building safety and ensure code compliance.

• Building Recertification

  Comprehensive milestone structural and electrical safety inspections satisfy local municipality regulations.

• Special and Threshold Inspections

  Dedicated structural monitoring by certified inspectors validates safety during critical construction phases.

• Forensic Engineering and Diagnostics

  Engineering investigations identify the root causes of structural distress, settlement, and material failure.

• Roof and Property Inspections

  Assessments evaluate the condition of roofing systems and overall residential or commercial properties.

Chemical testing, assessments, and remediation planning identify and mitigate ecological risks on development sites.

• Environmental Site Assessments

  Historical research and fieldwork generate Phase I and II audits to identify potential contamination.

• Water Quality and Chemical Testing

  Laboratory analysis of water and soil samples detects environmental contaminants according to federal standards.

• Monitoring Well Installation

  Dedicated monitoring wells are established to sample groundwater and track subsurface plume migration.

• Contamination Assessment and Remediation

  Environmental professionals draft corrective action plans to address hazardous soil or groundwater issues.