Helical Piles have become indispensable for a myriad of deep foundation applications, complying meticulously with local construction codes.

Expedited Installation with Minimal Disruption

One of the paramount advantages of helical piles is the rapidity of their installation, which incurs minimal disruption to the landscape and eschews the issues of vibrational disturbances. The load capacity of these piles correlates with the torque exerted during their installation, adhering to specifications laid out by structural engineers and architects.

Helical piles are engineered to accommodate variable loads and can be readily adapted. Their load-bearing capacity is immediately functional post-installation. These systems can be deployed in constrained access zones, high water tables, and challenging soil conditions, with installation viable in any weather due to the minimal soil disturbance—a factor contributing to their growing favor among builders.

Case Study: Flood-Prone Area Application

In flood-prone areas, where traditional wooden pilings fall short, helical piles provide a robust alternative. An illustrative case involves a home expansion project where additional wooden pilings were impractical. Here, helical piles were swiftly installed with negligible landscaping interference, showcasing their utility in reinforcing existing structures.

For a visual demonstration of helical piles reinforcing a flood-prone home, refer to the video below. The home’s extension necessitated additional load support, which helical piles provided efficiently without the landscaping challenges associated with wooden pilings.