Founded in 1983 and operating from Houston, Superior Grouting Services, Inc. holds two active New Mexico engagements: the RW3 project for the Eastern New Mexico Regional Water Authority at Clovis, and an auger bore project for CN Associates at Santa Fe. Both come down to moving water through ground that does not cooperate.
New Mexico is not one subsurface environment. Around Clovis and Curry County, Ogallala Aquifer levels have fallen more than 100 feet over recent decades, in places two feet a year, which is why the region is building roughly 130 miles of pipeline to bring surface water from Ute Reservoir instead. Around Santa Fe, the Rio Grande rift is filled with Santa Fe Group deposits of gravel, sand, silt and clay, loose ground where a bore leaves an overcut void that has to be filled. All seven applicable techniques are available for New Mexico projects.
Cumulative through 2026 Q2. Four consecutive years of zero TRIR, zero DART and zero fatalities.
New Mexico clients: Eastern New Mexico Regional Water Authority, CN Associates.
Superior Grouting's broader public works record includes the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Texas DOT, Louisiana DOTD, and water authorities across Texas and Louisiana. Those are not New Mexico projects. They are listed to show the class of client and specification environment the company works in.
Bonds a casing to the surrounding ground, closing the overcut annulus so an auger bore through loose basin fill does not lose ground or settle above it. Often specified on trenchless crossings, rarely published as a capability. The Santa Fe auger bore is where it applies.
Contact grouting is scoped per project. Call 281-894-4175 to discuss requirements.
Low-density controlled low-strength material, foamed on site and pumped long distances at low pressure. On remote New Mexico alignments that matters, because the mixing equipment can sit at an accessible staging point and still reach work well down the right-of-way.
Compaction grouting, polyurethane grouting including concrete leveling, and chemical grouting are available on the same mobilization.
Standard | Scope |
|---|---|
ASTM D4832 | CLSM compressive strength testing |
ASTM D6023 | CLSM density, yield, air content testing |
ASTM D8024 | Polyurethane foam selection |
AASHTO M295 | Fly ash specification |
ACI 229R | Controlled low-strength materials |
CSI 31 43 13 | Cementitious pressure grouting |
CSI 31 43 13.16 | Polyurethane pressure grouting |
CSI 33 05 23 | Trenchless utility installation |
Project | Client | Location |
|---|---|---|
RW3 | Eastern New Mexico Regional Water Authority | Clovis, Curry County |
Auger Bore Project | CN Associates | Santa Fe |
Two projects, two regions, two problems. Clovis sits within the regional effort to replace declining Ogallala groundwater with surface water from Ute Reservoir. Santa Fe is a trenchless crossing where the scope is filling the annulus behind the bore.
New Mexico work is served from Houston. Call 281-894-4175 to discuss scheduling elsewhere in the state.
Two things: distance and mix design. New Mexico alignments are frequently remote, which lengthens equipment staging, and a surface water conversion project may need a mix tuned to the specific pipe and geometry. Send plans, specifications and any geotechnical report to a field engineer once scope is defined. Call 281-894-4175 or email sales@superiorgrouting.com.
Superior Grouting also serves commercial and industrial projects in New Mexico and Florida.
