CASE STUDIES

Our track record of successful projects, award-winning installations and satisfied customers is evidence that we can fulfill all of your requirements. We're proud that so many of our customers are repeat customers. Our success is due to an investment in lasting relationships -- with our customers, partners and employees. Ultimately, that's the business we're in -- building partnerships and delivering lasting solutions, from the ground up.



10 St. James Avenue, Boston, MA: Nicholson installed 42,000 square feet of reinforced concrete diaphragm walls for an office complex.  Click to view PDF.

Boonton Dam, Jersey City, NJ: Built over 100 years ago, Boonton Dam required post-tensioning with high capacity rock anchors to satisfy current safety criteria.  Click to view PDF.

Exton Square Mall, Exton, PA: Difficult ground conditions and tight access requirements were successfully overcome with micropiles.  Click to view PDF.

Islais Creek, San Francisco, CA: This is the first example in North America of the use of jet-grouted columns for full-face tunnel pretreatment in soft cohesive soil.  Click to view PDF.

Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, NV: This 43-story, 3,700-room hotel and casino required the installation of 536 micropiles to stop the downward movement of its concrete mat.  Click to view PDF.

Mariner Square Drive, Alameda, CA: Nicholson installed 251 stone columns to overcome liquefaction-induced lateral movement following the Loma Prieta earthquake.  Click to view PDF.

Mellon Bank Service Center, Pittsburgh, PA: For temporary shoring of a construction site in downtown Pittsburgh, Nicholson installed 64 soldier piles, 107 anchors and 14,000 square feet of lagging.  Click to view PDF.

Mission Viejo Mall, Mission Viejo, CA:
To stabilize a slope following a landslide, Nicholson designed a wall with 63 high capacity anchors.  Click to view PDF.

St. Felix Street, Brooklyn, NY: A water main failure beneath St. Felix St. created a large sinkhole and required emergency repair and stabilization of the street.  Click to view PDF.