About Us
Company Profile
A global specialist in foundation settlement control, controlled lifting and soil stabilization.
Who we are
More than twenty years focused on movement beneath structures
Hengxiang Hongye is an engineering-led enterprise dedicated to foundation settlement treatment and soil stabilization. The company serves residential buildings, commercial and industrial facilities, high-rise structures and critical infrastructure.
Its project teams combine field investigation, geotechnical assessment, structural response analysis, engineered injection and real-time monitoring. International work is supported by established technical resources and a USA presence in Sammamish, Washington.
At a glance
What to know about company profile
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20+ years of specialist practice
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1,000+ completed projects
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Residential, commercial and infrastructure experience
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High-rise and equipment foundation capability
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USA office and international project support
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Research-led engineering culture
Engineering capability · international delivery
How it connects
From specialist research to repeatable project delivery
The company has built its capability around difficult correction work where settlement, access, operating continuity and structural tolerance must be managed together.
- Investigate — Understand the ground, structure and movement history.
- Engineer — Set treatment zones, monitoring points and required outcomes.
- Deliver — Use compact equipment and staged construction controls.
- Verify — Record the response and completion condition.
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People
Leader Introduction
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Engineering
Technology & Engineering
Technical principles, engineering design, monitoring, quality control and verification.
Evidence
Certificates & Patents
Patents, professional evaluations, academic research and third-party evidence.
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