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HEIC can make light work of land that other compaction methods may not be able to reach – including reclaimed or otherwise inaccessible land – opening up new development opportunities.

The technique also enables compaction without disturbing what’s underneath. This is particularly useful in adverse soil conditions that may pose a risk to people or the surrounding environment when compacted.

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What our clients say

“We’ve worked with Landpac on about 140 successful projects, for a wide variety of clients, in most Australian states and in New Zealand, China, Malaysia and Fiji. Working with them using HEIC, compaction can be achieved over a much wider range of soil moisture than can be achieved with conventional compaction, with a considerable cost saving.”

George Black, BLACK GEOTECHNICAL

“The Landpac team have been the solution to reducing the settlement risks on many uncontrolled and/or deep fill development sites I’ve advised on; their measuring and monitoring technology provides reliable data I need as a geotechnical advisor to better understand the ground and treatment outcomes achieved.”

Andrew Middleton, Core Consultants Pty Ltd

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