Residential
Screw piles are an ideal option for residential piling, as they can be used in any application that a concrete pile is used. A majority of our work in the residential market is comprised of Modular home and Cabin foundations. Using screw piles in these applications significantly reduces the cost and increase the timeline of the build. A quick comparison of the steps required for a concrete foundation vs. a screw pile foundation.
| Concrete Foundation | Screw Pile Foundation | ||
| - Survey for excavation | - Pile layout | ||
| - Excavation | - Screw pile installation | ||
| - Form & pour footings | - Cut and Cap screw piles to elevation | ||
| - Wait for concrete to cure | - Begin construction of the dwelling | ||
| - Form foundation walls | |||
| - Order concrete pump and trucks | |||
| - Pour walls | |||
| - Wait for concrete to cure | |||
| - Install weeping tile | |||
| - Backfill concrete foundation | |||
| - Pour mud slab inside the foundation | |||
| - Begin construction of the dwelling |
The advantage of the screw pile in the residential market is that it minimizes site disruption, accelerates the build time and drastically simplifies the piling process for the project end user, while being a cost effective solution.
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