We're qualified, experienced site investigators providing a range of geotechnical services.
At Geotechnical Services UK, we support developers by undertaking site investigation and window sampling services across throughout the UK. We have years of expertise to ensure our services meet relevant standards.

What's involved in our window sampling service?
We're window sampling specialists
At Geotechnical Services UK, we're experienced in providing expert window sampling services for developers and businesses across the region. We drive cylindrical steel tubes into the ground, ensuring there is minimal disturbance to the ground which is suitable for environmentally-sensitive sites.
- Ideal for sites with:
Restricted access
Close-up walls
Inside buildings
We can work in sites where it would be difficult to obtain samples. We can track up slopes, drive through standard domestic doorways and in areas where there is low head-room or access limitations.
Our service is suitable for gathering cohesive strata and sands. We can provide information on ground conditions or shallow foundations when required or feasible.
What's involved in our site investigation service?
We're expert geotechnical data obtainers
A site investigation is particularly important to developers and construction companies as our service can help avoid any costly problems from unforeseen ground issues.
We carry out a site investigation to gather information to carry out the risk assessment. We assess if the land has a presence or significance of contamination.
What do we do?
Soil Investigation
Geologic Survey Maps
Preliminary investigation
Detailed Site Investigation


Window drilling
We offer a range of geotechnical and window drilling services. Using the latest, quality technology and drilling equipment we can provide drilling in restricted-access environments. These areas include basements, light-wells, low-headroom areas, rear gardens and on slopes.

Window boreholes
As part of our site investigation and window sampling services, we can provide sampling boreholes. We can recover samples of sand and clay from our small-diameter boreholes. The equipment we use is specifically designed for testing geological environments.






