A comprehensive support method for soil analysis that covers everything from preliminary surveys to meeting acceptance criteria.

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Soil survey

last updated：Sep 07, 2026

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A comprehensive support method for soil analysis that covers everything from preliminary surveys to meeting acceptance criteria.

In construction projects, the disposal of construction leftover soil involves complex procedures, and a single mistake can lead to serious risks such as work stoppages or legal penalties. This service provides a total solution that offers everything from planning the preliminary investigation necessary for soil disposal, on-site sampling, high-precision chemical analysis, selection of optimal disposal sites, to support for notifications to authorities, all in a one-stop service. We fully meet over 45 strict standards that vary by region and disposal site (including dioxins, oil content, fluorine, etc.) and comply with volume-based sampling specifications (such as mixed method at five locations). Through GeoTech's integrated management process, we eliminate waste in each step, significantly reducing analysis costs while ensuring strict compliance and smooth progress of construction.

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A comprehensive package for pre-compatibility analysis. Full component analysis based on the Ministry of the Environment's specified standards (approximately 29 items) and various additional regulations (dioxins, oil content, fluorine, etc., with a maximum of over 45 items). All-layer sampling and lot management specifications using methods suited to the situation (double shovels, heavy machinery, self-propelled boring).

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Development of a comprehensive disposal plan for excavated soil at general contractors and construction companies, response to pre-compatibility assessments based on soil disposal regulations of municipalities (Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, etc.), and acting as an agent for the approval procedures for transporting to receiving disposal sites. On-site management aiming to completely eliminate legal risks associated with improper disposal.