Build stronger from the ground up.
Helical piles are a modern foundation system used in new construction to provide deep, stable, and immediate structural support—even in weak or unpredictable soils. Whether you’re building a new home, addition, deck, or light commercial structure, helical piles offer a faster, cleaner, and more reliable way to start.
Faster builds. Stronger support. Lower long-term costs.
No need for large-scale digging or concrete forms. Just drive the pile, and you’re done.
You can build on them the same day they’re installed—no waiting for concrete to cure.
Ideal for sandy, marshy, or expansive clay soils where traditional footings may fail.
Equipment is compact and causes less disruption to the surrounding area.
Save on materials and reduce your job site’s carbon footprint.
A clean and fast 4-step process:
We evaluate your soil conditions and building loads to determine the right pile specs and spacing.
Using compact hydraulic equipment, piles are driven to the right depth and torque—no hammering or vibration.
Custom caps or brackets connect the piles to your foundation footings, framing, or slab.
There’s no wait. Once piles are installed, framing or slab work can begin immediately.
Helical piles are a great choice for new construction where traditional footings might fail or be impractical:
The longer a wall is allowed to shift or bow, the higher the repair cost.
Feature | Helical Piles | Concrete Footings |
---|---|---|
Installation Time | Hours | Several Days (incl. curing) |
Soil Disruption | Minimal | High |
Immediate Load Bearing | ||
Environmental Impact | Low | Higher (more material use) |
Weather Delays | Rare | Common in rain/freeze |
Lifespan | 75+ Years | 30–50 Years (with maintenance) |
In many cases, yes—especially in poor soil conditions or where speed and clean installation are priorities.
Depth depends on your soil and load requirements, but most residential installs range from 10 to 25 feet.
Absolutely. We’ll assess the load and design the right pile configuration to support any residential or light commercial expansion.
Upfront costs are often comparable—but you save big on labor, time, and excavation. Plus, there's no risk of settling or slab cracking later on.
We can work from your existing blueprints or collaborate with your contractor to engineer the right solution based on your design and soil conditions.
In most areas, yes. We’ll help navigate local permitting as needed and provide all structural details and torque specs for submission.
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