Civil works

Slope stabilization and retaining structures

Retaining walls, tieback walls, soil nailing and integrated drainage according to the geotechnical design and site conditions.

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About the service

What slope stabilization is

Slope stabilization is the set of structures and techniques used to stabilize slopes, cuts and soil or rock masses, reducing the risk of movements that could reach people, roads and buildings.

The solution may involve retaining walls, tieback walls, soil nailing and other structures defined by the geology, slope geometry and existing loads.

FMC builds the solutions specified in the geotechnical design, including the drainage needed to control water in the soil mass.

What FMC delivers

Retaining walls
Tieback walls
Soil nailing
Slope drainage
Cut and fill slope stabilization

Frequently asked questions

Questions about slope stabilization.

Which slope stabilization solutions does FMC build?

Retaining walls, tieback walls, soil nailing and other slope stabilization structures, according to the geotechnical design and the geology of the slope.

Why is drainage part of slope stabilization?

Water building up in the soil increases pressure on the slope and reduces its stability. That is why stabilization includes drains and channels to control water in the soil mass.

Does FMC work on projects anywhere in Brazil?

Yes. FMC operates nationwide from its headquarters in Vitória (ES) and its branch in Niterói (RJ), mobilizing crews and equipment to the project location.

How do I request a slope stabilization proposal?

Send the project location, scope, expected schedule and available technical documents through the contact form, by email to comercial@fmcconstrucoes.com.br or on WhatsApp at +55 27 99771-5664. FMC also takes part in competitive bids and public tenders.

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