In other common applications, the grout is injected, into rock fractures to improve the stability of the rock formation. This is commonly used for pre-construction site improvement, to arrest foundation settlements, stop rocking slabs in warehouses, repair fractures in machine bases, rectify sinkhole problems, lift and level slabs and foundations and to control soft-ground settlements in granular soils.

Chemical grouting is also commonly extensively used in leaking subterranean structures, to control water flow, and to limit ground movement during excavation and construction ( lagging operation), as well as for footing support, grouted tunnel support and for pit excavation below water.