Deep Foundation Services

High-capacity drilled shafts provide superior foundation support by transferring heavy structural loads deep into competent soil or rock layers. This method is ideal for projects with massive axial or lateral loads, such as bridges and high-rise buildings, where stability is paramount.

Augercast or Continuous Flight Auger (CFA) piles offer a low-vibration, cost-effective solution for supporting structures in a variety of soil conditions. Because the grout is pumped under pressure as the auger is withdrawn, these piles ensure excellent structural integrity without the need for temporary casing.

Rigid inclusions are a ground improvement technique used to reinforce soft or compressible soils with high-modulus columns. By transferring structural loads through the weak soil to more competent layers, they effectively reduce settlement and increase overall bearing capacity for slabs and footings.

Micropiles are high-strength, small-diameter drilled piles that are perfect for sites with restricted access or low overhead clearance. They are an incredibly versatile option for underpinning existing foundations or providing support in difficult terrain.

Tiedowns provide essential resistance against uplift forces caused by hydrostatic pressure or wind loads on large structures. These high-capacity anchors are drilled deep into the substrate to “tie” the foundation securely to the underlying stable strata.

Steel pipe piles provide a rugged, dependable foundation solution that can be driven to deep elevations.