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Every Project Starts with a Solid Foundation
September 24, 2024
GROUP has a Deep Foundations service for any of your construction needs.
DRIVEN PILES
- Installed using impact or vibration hammers
- Common Uses
- Structural support
- Stabilizing soil for retaining walls and sound walls
DRILLED AUGER CAST PILES
- Uses a hollow stem auger that can create a continuous hole without the need for casing
- Common Uses
- Support for buildings, bridges and other waterfront structures
- Provide stability for retaining walls in both temporary and permanent applications
- Used to stabilize slopes and prevent landslides in hilly or unstable areas
DRILLED HELICAL PILES
- Installed by rotating the pile into the ground, which minimizes soil disturbance
- Common Uses
- Support for buildings in areas with poor soil conditions
- Supports foundations of cell towers, utility poles, streetlights, and large signs
- Used for the foundations of temporary buildings or structures, which can be easily removed and reused
DRILLED SHAFTS
- Installed by drilling a cylindrical hole into the ground and then filling it with reinforced concrete
- Common Uses
- Supports high-rise buildings and other heavy structures
- Provides foundation support for dams, spillways, and reservoir structures
- Provides stable foundations for wind turbines in renewable energy projects
- Interlocking sheets create a barrier that resists lateral forces and prevents soil movement
- Common Uses
- Constructing seawalls, bulkheads, and retaining walls along rivers, lakes, and coastal areas to prevent erosion and manage water flow
- Building barriers to control flooding and manage water levels in flood-prone areas
- Preventing groundwater flow in contaminated sites or controlling water flow in dams and levees
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GROUP has a Deep Foundations service for any of your construction needs.
DRIVEN PILES
- Installed using impact or vibration hammers
- Common Uses
- Structural support
- Stabilizing soil for retaining walls and sound walls
DRILLED AUGER CAST PILES
- Uses a hollow stem auger that can create a continuous hole without the need for casing
- Common Uses
- Support for buildings, bridges and other waterfront structures
- Provide stability for retaining walls in both temporary and permanent applications
- Used to stabilize slopes and prevent landslides in hilly or unstable areas
DRILLED HELICAL PILES
- Installed by rotating the pile into the ground, which minimizes soil disturbance
- Common Uses
- Support for buildings in areas with poor soil conditions
- Supports foundations of cell towers, utility poles, streetlights, and large signs
- Used for the foundations of temporary buildings or structures, which can be easily removed and reused
DRILLED SHAFTS
- Installed by drilling a cylindrical hole into the ground and then filling it with reinforced concrete
- Common Uses
- Supports high-rise buildings and other heavy structures
- Provides foundation support for dams, spillways, and reservoir structures
- Provides stable foundations for wind turbines in renewable energy projects
- Interlocking sheets create a barrier that resists lateral forces and prevents soil movement
- Common Uses
- Constructing seawalls, bulkheads, and retaining walls along rivers, lakes, and coastal areas to prevent erosion and manage water flow
- Building barriers to control flooding and manage water levels in flood-prone areas
- Preventing groundwater flow in contaminated sites or controlling water flow in dams and levees