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Helical piers, also known as helix piles, are a deep foundation solution often used to support new or existing structures. Helical piers are driven deep into the ground until they encounter soils with sufficient bearing capacity to support the structure. Helical piers have many advantages over tradiRead more
Helical piers, also known as helix piles, are a deep foundation solution often used to support new or existing structures. Helical piers are driven deep into the ground until they encounter soils with sufficient bearing capacity to support the structure.
Helical piers have many advantages over traditional foundation systems such as concrete footings including faster installation and less disruption to the surrounding area due to their minimal excavation requirements. Additionally, they are extremely reliable and are often used in seismically active regions.
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