Helical Piers – All Questions Answered (2021 updated)

Helical Piers are used for building deep foundations and strengthening the foundation. It is used to support the structures where the soil conditions are not normal and it is also used to repair the existing structure’s foundation that has been damaged.

The installation cost depends upon the depth upto which the helical pier has to be installed and the amount of damage done to the system.

There are various factors involved while deciding the cost of helical piers. Those factors are:
1) Site location
2) Type of structure
3) Type of work(repair or new structure)
4) Condition of foundation
5) Depth of pile installation

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The number of helical piers need depends upon the following factors:
1) Depth of pile installation
2) Type of structure

Depending upon the usage and conditions they can last upto 100 years.

Generally helical piers are spaced at a distance of 5 to 6 feet.

There are various factors involved while deciding the cost of helical piles. Those factors are:

Site location
Type of structure
Type of job(repair or new structure)
Condition of foundation
Depth of pile installation

Helical piers may seem to be expensive initially but in the long run they are very cost effective.

Helical piers are installed by drilling them deep beneath the surface of earth to provide support and strength to the foundation of the structure.

Helical piers are installed by drilling them deep into the earth. As the shaft of each pier is drilled deep below the surface,  additional extension segments are coupled into the bolted couplers and are drilled into the ground, resulting in a single pier capable of extending hundreds of feet deep into the ground.

Helical Piers are made up of galvanized steel to prevent rusting.

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The advantage of using helical pier is that it causes zero damage to the property during its installation.

The greatest advantage of using helical pier is that they can be installed in all situations and at all locations.

Helical Pier is better than the push pier because of following reasons:
1) It produces no noise
2) It is cost effective
3) It can be installed quickly
4) It causes zero disturbance

Installation process of helical piers is very quick as as much as 30 helical piers can be installed in a single day for new foundation.

As per the needs and requirements helical piers can go as deep as 100 feets.

You can contact us directly to buy helical piers.

As per the condition and load helical piers can last up to 120 years and even more.

Helical Piers are installed by drilling them deep into the earth’s surface. As the shaft of each pile is drilled deep below the surface,  additional extension segments are coupled into the bolted couplers and are drilled into the ground, resulting in a single pile capable of extending hundreds of feet deep into the ground.

The number of helical piers required depends upon the :
1) The depth of pier installation
2) The condition of the structure

You would need helical pier to strengthen your foundation and to repair the structure in following conditions:
1) To repair the cracks on the interior plaster walls.
2) The repair the uneven floor
3) To repair the large gap formed in the door and window frames 
4) When there is a hindrance produced while closing and opening the doors.
5) To repair the cracks in basement walls.

Helical Piers are made up of galvanized steel to prevent rusting.

Helical Piers are used to strengthen the foundation of the structure and protect it from any sort of damage.

Helical piles are installed by drilling them deep into the earth. As the shaft of each pile is drilled deep below the surface,  additional extension segments are coupled into the bolted couplers and are drilled into the ground to provide strength to the foundation of the structure.

If you observe some cracks or splits in the walls or if the doors and windows produce hindrance while opening and closing then its time to get your foundation eaopired once again.

Push piers are heavy tubes that are pushed through the bracket into the surface of the earth using hydraulics until they reach the desired point. Helical piers are shafts with helical plates that are screwed into the ground instead of pushed.