Earth Tech is a company committed to delivering superior solutions and extraordinary customer service to commercial construction and heavy civil projects throughout the Southeast. Since 1991, Earth Tech has earned a reputation as the leader in soil stabilization and ground improvement solutions. Our track record of successfully completed ground improvement techniques and deep foundation systems for stabilization projects testifies to our extensive experience, technical proficiency and exceptional quality. When it comes to solving soil and foundation related problems, Earth Tech is the company you can depend on.
Our track record spans the full range of geotechnical challenges. Headquartered in Land O’ Lakes, Florida, Earth Tech provides ground stabilization and ground improvement services to geotechnical engineers, structural engineers, and general contractors. For construction related firms and government agencies, Earth Tech’s Geotechnical Services division is known as the expert and reliable partner to implement engineering plans for securing deep foundations and solving soil stabilization problems.
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Our staff includes qualified operations managers, project managers, and superintendent managers with more than 30 years of experience in the ground improvement/deep foundations industry. Earth Tech offers design and build services capability with registered engineers on staff.
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