Projects by T. Luckey

Here are just a few of our recent Clients & Projects in which we were able to implement our services.  Many of our projects involve T. Luckey utilizing our experience to quickly and efficiently solve the most difficult geotechnical challenges.  Services featured include underpinning, roadway slab lifting, stone quarry water control, chemical grouting, and many more.

White House Restoration

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Groundwater infiltrating the basement of the White House Press Briefing Room was causing serious problems during recent renovations. The majority of the groundwater infiltration was coming in through the original stone...

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Saint Regis Restoration

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Located two blocks from the White House in Washington D.C. is the famous Saint Regis Hotel. The Saint Regis Hotel is considered one of the best hotels in the world and caters to many...

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Barren River Project

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A new intake structure being built required a cofferdam to be constructed out into the Barren River. Once completed, the cofferdam would be dewatered and excavated down to proper grade elevation. Early into the excavation...

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University of Cincinnati Groundwater

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During construction of a new power generating plant for the University of Cincinnati old abandoned fuel tanks were found buried in sand. During the excavation of the tanks it was discovered that the surrounding sand fill...

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Open Pit Quarry

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A small river located approximately 1/4 mile away begin leaking water into an open pit quarry through rock fractures in the river bottom. The leaks grew as water eroded away the mud seems and eventually the entire river flow was...

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Bischoff Restoration

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Shortly after its original construction in 1960, the Bischoff Reservoir began to experience a small amount of leakage through limestone formations. The leak was evident near the toe of the dam and was estimated to be approximately...

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