INDUSTRIES · SOIL STABILIZATION AND GEOTECHNICAL REPAIR

Software For Crews Who Fix What's Under The Foundation, And Can Prove It.

From the first settlement report to the signed contract, the photos of every injection point, anchor, and pier, and the warranty, run every ground improvement job in one platform built for specialized, below-grade work.
Job #6624 · Compaction Grouting
In Production
9 Pine Ct · Settlement · Void filling · Helical anchors
Estimate #6624
Signed
Work order
3 of 6 steps done
Injection point photo
Required
WHO IT'S FOR

Built For Every Kind Of Ground Improvement Work.

Grouting, injection, anchors, and piers all end up below the surface, where nobody can check them later. 

Soil stabilization contractors
Ground improvement contractors
Geotechnical repair contractors
Compaction grouting
Polyurethane soil injection
Soil densification
Sinkhole remediation (region dependent)
Erosion repair
Slope stabilization
Settlement mitigation
Expansive soil repair solutions
Helical anchors
Micropile installation
Deep foundation stabilization
Ground void filling
WHERE GEOTECHNICAL JOBS BREAK DOWN

The Work Goes Underground. The Record Has To Stay Up Top.

Injection points, piers, anchors, and grout volumes are all below the surface the moment the crew leaves. The homeowner can’t see them, and the next contractor won’t know what is down there unless someone wrote it down.

When a house settles again, the job record is the first place anyone looks.

THE SHORT VERSION

One record carries the findings, the estimate, the signed contract, the crew’s checklist with required photos, and the warranty that follows.
WHAT GOES WRONG, AND WHAT FIXES IT

Six Problems Geotechnical Crews Know Well.

1

Work nobody will ever see

Grout, piers, and anchors are underground the day they are installed.

Required-photo steps won't mark complete without one attached.

2

Conditions described, not documented

Settlement, voids, and soil problems get summarized instead of recorded.


Inspection findings captured and shared with the homeowner.

3

Specialized scopes priced by hand

Injection, anchors, and piers quoted from memory.


Branded estimates built and signed in minutes.

4

The spec doesn't reach the crew

Injection points, depths, and anchor details relayed by phone.

Work orders carry the written task list to the crew's phone.

5

High-value contracts that must hold up

Technical scopes are the ones most likely to be contested.

Contracts are sent, signed, and tracked with no printing.

6

Warranties lost over time

Long-term warranties outlast the file cabinet they were stored in.

Warranties are logged against the job and searchable.

PROOF OF WHAT'S UNDERGROUND

Every Point Logged And Photographed Before It Is Closed.

Compaction grouting, polyurethane injection, helical anchors, or micropiles: write the steps once, flag the ones that need proof, and the crew can’t skip them.
Compaction Grouting · Job #6624
Synced
Work order checklist · A. Brooks crew
☑ Mark injection points
☑ Document pre-work settlement
📷 Attached
☑ Install grout pipes
📷 Attached
☐ Inject and log each point
📷 Required
☐ Final photos and cleanup
Next step needs a photo before it can close
📷 Photo required
A GEOTECHNICAL JOB, START TO FINISH

One Record From First Report To Warranty.

Step 1

Inspect

Settlement and soil conditions captured and shared with the homeowner.

Step 2

Estimate

A branded estimate built and signed in minutes.

Step 3

Contract

E-signed with proof and the cancellation notice attached.

Step 4

Install

Work order and photos run on the crew's phone.

Step 5

Warranty

The warranty is logged against the job and searchable.

FOR EVERY GEOTECHNICAL SCOPE

Injection, Anchors, Piers, And Slope Work.

Ground improvement and deep foundation work are scoped and documented differently. Your estimates, work orders, and warranties follow the work you actually sell.
WHAT OBLYSS HANDLES FOR GEOTECHNICAL CREWS
Jobs and pipeline
First call to final payment
Inspection reports
Findings shared
Estimates and contracts
Signed with proof
Work orders
Required-photo steps
Technician app
Opens in the phone's browser
Customer timeline
Calls, texts, emails
Warranties
Logged and searchable
QUESTIONS GEOTECHNICAL CREWS ASK

Frequently Asked Questions

How do crews prove injection and anchor work was done?

Steps can require a photo, and a required-photo step stays open until one is attached. The proof is on the job record before the crew leaves.

Everything lives on the same job record, so the findings, estimate, work order, and photos are tied to one job instead of scattered across tools.

No. It runs in the phone’s browser. Open app.oblysspro.com, add it to the home screen, and it opens like an app. See the Technician App.

Yes. Contracts are sent, signed, and tracked with no printing, with signature proof and the Notice of Cancellation attached. See Contracts.

Yes. Soil stabilization and foundation repair jobs run on the same record, with the same estimates, work orders, and warranties. See the foundation repair page.

Put The Whole Geotechnical Job On One Record.

Book a 30-minute demo and watch a job go from first report to photo proof to warranty.