Service Category: Deep Foundations

Ductile Iron Piles Ductile Iron Piles, like other deep foundation elements, allow structural loads to be transferred through unsuitable bearing strata (e.g., fill and organic soils) into more desirable geotechnical...

Drilled Micropiles Drilled micropiles are small-diameter, deep foundation elements that allow structural loads to be transferred through unsuitable bearing strata (e.g., fill and organic soils) into more desirable geotechnical strata....

Drilled Shafts Drilled shafts are large diameter bored, cast-in-place composite elements in which the applied loads are resisted by a rebar cage, concrete, and a combination of end bearing and...

Helical Piles/Anchors Helical piles and anchors are steel shafts that are screwed into the ground using helical plates welded to the shaft. Like drilling a screw into wood, a torque...

Auger Cast Piles / Drilled Displacement Piles Auger cast piles are medium diameter (typically 12″ to 18″) bored, cast-in-place composite piles consisting of high strength concrete and reinforcing steel as...