We should open the earth with an educated anticipation of what we may encounter. Just as a respectable medical doctor would do. Geophysical data help us to guess, or often to pinpoint, what may exist beneath the earth whom we are about to excavate. So that we know what to expect before we open her up. So that we don't dig up a whole acre to find an underground storage tank. So that we may look a little bit smarter to our client and may save a little bit of his money, which is often our tax money. So that we may keep the earth a little bit cleaner, a little bit safer, and a little bit more intact.

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Our mission!

GEOSERVICE provides high quality geophysical services for the non-destructive exploration and mapping of the subsurface.

Fields of application

Geophysical services are widely used today in the civil engineering, environmental and water resources sector, tunneling and road construction.

WATER RESOURCES

In the domain of water resources, geophysics are used in the water prospecting ie to locate and map exactly the aquifers for future exploitation using wells.

OPTIMAL WATER WELLS DESIGN

In addition, geophysics are used also to provide critical information for the design of water well screens in newly constructed water wells. The method used is the geophysical well logging method.

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CIVIL ENGINEERING SECTOR APPLICATIONS

In the field of road construction works, geophysics are used to construct detailed models of the subsurface layers to help engineers and designers to construct with safety and accuracy the roads, tunnels, bridges etc.

ARCHAEOLOGY - ARCHAEOPHYSICS

More complicated applications like “archaeophysics” are also used today in archeological excavation works. Archaeology uses recently geophysical methods to speed up excavation works and minimize labor costs.

Impervious liners in dam construction

Compacted granular soils with small additions of bentonite have been used to build geotechnical structures such as impervious liners and cores of zoned earth dams.

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NEW: Horizontal Directional Drilling

GEOSERVICE expands his services in trenchless technologies, introducing in GREECE the Horizontal Directional Drilling technology.

Using one JT920 type drilling machine  (Ditchwitch - US), with drilling capability of 90 meters and one electronically controlled drilling head, the company constructs today horizontal directional boreholes up to 10' of diameter.

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