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Today, more and more homes are being built on unstable soil. In fact, each year, thousands of homeowners are faced with costly repairs due to foundation problems that could have been avoided by installing the New Construction Helix Piers prior to construction.
Dealing with unstable soils in new construction project?
New Construction Helix Piers can be installed before foundation construction begins to avoid future costly structural repairs.
New Construction Helix Piers are mechanically screwed to deep stable soils, allowing the weight of your new building to be transferred or built from unstable ground to these load bearing Helix Piers.
New Construction Helix Piers are more effective than engineering over-sized concrete footings and will ensure your new home rests on deep stable soil.
On reinforced footing or stem walls, the new construction HELICAL PIER Foundation Systems anchors are usually placed every 8 to 10 feet depending upon the load of the structure and the bearing strength of the soil.
A two man crew with a skid loader can place over 50 anchors ready for loading in less than one day. Anchors rated by the building codes for working loads of 10 to 20 tons are typical.
Dealing with unstable soils in new construction project?
New Construction Helix Piers can be installed before foundation construction begins to avoid future costly structural repairs.
New Construction Helix Piers are mechanically screwed to deep stable soils, allowing the weight of your new building to be transferred or built from unstable ground to these load bearing Helix Piers.
New Construction Helix Piers are more effective than engineering over-sized concrete footings and will ensure your new home rests on deep stable soil.
On reinforced footing or stem walls, the new construction HELICAL PIER Foundation Systems anchors are usually placed every 8 to 10 feet depending upon the load of the structure and the bearing strength of the soil.
A two man crew with a skid loader can place over 50 anchors ready for loading in less than one day. Anchors rated by the building codes for working loads of 10 to 20 tons are typical.