BioSqueeze delivers low-viscosity fluids into connected subsurface pathways, then forms structural calcium carbonate in place.
We don’t pump limestone underground. We grow it where it’s needed.
That distinction is at the heart of BioSqueeze.
Our biomineralization platform starts as a low-viscosity liquid, allowing treatment to move through existing pores, fractures and void space that conventional bulk materials can struggle to reach.
Then, where the problem exists, the process forms structural calcium carbonate in place.
Deliver → Reach → Mineralize
As mineral forms in the highest-flow pathways, permeability drops and treatment naturally redirects into the next connected pathway—helping us progressively strengthen, seal or heal difficult subsurface systems.
Grow the material inside the problem
It’s a different way of thinking about subsurface engineering: grow the material inside the problem instead of trying to push a conventional material into it.
See how it works at BioSqueeze.com/technology.
