Clearing of the project jobsite began by first clearing and grading the lot so that the subgrade for the building pad could be prepared.
Grading and backfill work began at the job site for the parking lot area and excavation for the building pad as well.
The first work of the project involved the removal of rock and excavation for the future basement. The excavation lowered the original grade of the building site down 14 feet.
In what will be the future basement area, the crews installed a geo fabric with Soil Nails. These “nails” are spiral pins that are driven into a bank of earth at various depths to essentially lock the geo fabric and geogrid-style material shown above into the retaining wall. As the Soil Nails are driven into the components and the wall, the pressure locks everything into place.
The Preserve Office Building will meet the design elements of the local area once completed






















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