Ground Pro Limited

Slope maintenance, Slip prevention & Solutions

About Us

Ground Pro Limited is a specialist ground remediation company based in West Auckland, delivering high-quality slip repair and slope stabilization solutions across New Zealand. We combine rope access and mechanical techniques to tackle challenging terrain, offering tailored solutions for residential and commercial sites. Our work goes beyond fixing slips — we protect property, restore stability, and support long-term land resilience.

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Services We Offer

From groundworks to finishing touches, Ground Pro Limited delivers dependable expertise for every stage of your project. Whether it's transforming landscapes, securing slopes, or responding to emergencies, our skilled team is equipped to handle it all. We specialise in excavation, retaining solutions, drainage, and landscape design—built to last and tailored to your needs. Reliable. Responsive. Ground Pro.

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⁠Soil Nailing and Rock Bolting

This technique involves drilling steel bars into the slope or cliff face to reinforce the ground and hold it in place. It’s ideal for steep or high-risk areas.

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Cliff and Bank Maintenance

We offer ongoing maintenance for previously stabilized sites — including vegetation control, anchor inspections, repainting hardware, and minor repairs — to keep your investment secure.

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⁠Erosion Control and Matting

We install specialist geotechnical mesh (like MacMat or DuraMat) to protect exposed soil from erosion, helping vegetation re-establish and keeping slopes intact.

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Planting on ropes

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Our Customers Trust Us

Working with Ground Pro Limited on the Stonefields project was a seamless experience. Their team brought the right balance of expertise, professionalism, and efficiency to the job. From day one, they showed a strong understanding of ground stabilisation techniques and delivered high-quality work within tight timeframes. We value partners who are reliable and solution-focused — Ground Pro ticked all the boxes.

Jems T., Site Manager, March Cato

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of ground stability services do you provide?

We offer a wide range of services including geotechnical meshing, slip repair, rope access work, ground anchors, erosion control, and custom slope solutions. Each project is tailored to your site’s unique needs.

How do I know if my property needs slope stabilization?

Signs like cracks in the soil, leaning retaining walls, surface erosion, or recent slips are indicators of slope instability. If you're unsure, we can conduct a site inspection to assess the risks and recommend the right solution.

Do you work with EQC for slip repairs?

Yes, we have extensive experience with EQC-related repairs. We follow EQC guidelines and work with homeowners, insurers, and engineers to restore and stabilize affected land after slips or heavy rain events.

Is rope access safe for working on steep sites?

Absolutely. Our rope access technicians are fully certified and trained to carry out high-access geotechnical work safely and efficiently. It's often the best method for working on steep or inaccessible terrain without heavy machinery.

Can you provide emergency services during severe weather?

Yes, we offer emergency response work during and after heavy rain events. Our team can quickly assess slope failures, remove debris, and implement temporary stabilisation to prevent further damage.

Do you offer long-term erosion control solutions?

Yes, we provide both temporary and permanent erosion control using geotextiles, planting, slope re-shaping, and other engineered systems designed to protect land and infrastructure from ongoing surface runoff.

What areas of New Zealand do you operate in?

Ground Pro Limited operates across much of the North Island and select South Island regions. Contact us to confirm availability in your area — we're always open to assessing new project locations.