All services
Environment & site risk

Acid Sulfate Soil Sampling & Testing

Identify soil-related considerations before excavation or disposal. We scope sampling and testing around your proposed works and assessment requirements.

Discuss Soil Testing Requirements
Acid Sulfate Soil Sampling & Testing — service illustration
Melbourne & Victoria
The right information, at the right stage

When this service helps

Where acid sulfate soils are suspected, testing before ground disturbance helps identify what further assessment or management may be needed. The sampling approach depends on the site and proposed excavation.

Clear, agreed outputs

What you receive

Sampling records and laboratory results for the commissioned acid sulfate soil tests. Depending on the agreed scope, this includes:

  1. Sampled locations and depths

  2. Results for the commissioned laboratory testing

  3. Further assessment recommendations where included

Before you begin

Your questions, answered

Is this the same as testing soil aggressivity to concrete or steel?

No. The purpose, testing and interpretation differ. Tell us whether the concern is acid sulfate soil disturbance, material durability or both.

What should I send with my enquiry?

Send your site address, proposed works, available plans or reports, access details and preferred timing. You can enquire before all plans are available.

When can the work be arranged?

Tell us your preferred timing and any access constraints. We’ll confirm the site visit and reporting timeframes for the agreed work before it begins.

Planning the assessment

Send the excavation plan, depth, location and any existing environmental information. Further assessment or management advice may be required depending on the results.

How we work

From enquiry to informed decisions

  1. Share your project

    Send your site address, proposed works, available plans and preferred timing.

  2. Confirm the scope

    We review the information and provide a fee proposal outlining the agreed investigation and deliverables.

  3. Investigate the site

    Once accepted and access is confirmed, we arrange the agreed site work and any required testing.

  4. Receive your report

    We provide the agreed findings and recommendations to support your next design or construction decision.