If you want your construction materials testing and sampling done fast and right the first time, you’re in the right place. At HiQA we are a family-owned-and-operated business since the late 1980s. We deliver local geotechnical testing services in Western Australia and the Northern Territory to ensure your projects run smoothly.
With HiQA, you get:
Proudly based in Darwin with laboratories in Katherine, Alice Springs and Perth, we deliver NATA-accredited construction materials testing services for the government, construction, defence, and mining industries. Our services include:
Across the board, we’re committed to safe work practices and providing efficient and accurate data and results. Leveraging the latest in automated equipment and digital tracking, you can be sure of maximum accuracy and efficiency, including convenient online access to your reports at any time.
To find out more about our NATA-accredited construction materials testing in Western Australia & the Northern Territory, request a no-obligation quote or book a job today.
At HiQA Geotechnical, we are committed to providing high-quality testing solutions that support the safety, durability, and performance of construction projects. That’s why we are excited to introduce our latest addition—the Asphalt and Concrete Coring Rig, designed to deliver precision, efficiency, and reliability for all your pavement and concrete testing needs. What Does the […]
We’re thrilled to announce that the HiQA Group has acquired Remote Civil Pty Ltd, now trading as HiQA Road Asset Management! This marks a brand-new venture for HiQA as we expand our expertise in road asset management and data collection. ️ Our HiQA Road Asset Management (RAM) team is hard at work on the NT […]
Name of test Atterberg Limit Description of test Have you ever carried out an Atterberg Limit on material that has a Plasticity Index of around 500? Let me introduce you to Bentonite. Bentonite is a natural clay that is renowned for its exceptional ability to absorb and retain water, which allows the clay to swell […]